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Action Potential (neuroglia involved in action potentials…

- - - - Increases speed and insulates neurons in transporting action potentials and messages so less energy is used
  - - - Increases speed and insulates neurons in transporting action potentials and messages so less energy is used.
- - - - this wave will keep going forward and not backwards due to a refractory period will not allow it
- - - - The Axon now is the most important part in generating of the action potentials. Which occurs in the axon hillock, known also as the trigger zone.
        
        The axon and the axon collateral branch off the axon, into the axon terminals which are smaller areas. When these areas are reached, VG calcium channels open, and increase intracellular Calcium to link to proteins to active SNARE proteins on membrane
        
        Axon Terminals merge into synaptic end bulbs. Synaptic end bulbs or terminal butons are what receive the action potentials as an end point. These can release the neurotransmitters onto a target cell by exocytosis from vesicles to post synaptic membranes.