What will happen when the Na+ channel is open?

a) There will be net movement of Na+ out of the cell through the channel
b) There will be no net movement of Na+ through the channel
c) There will be net movement of Na+ into the cell through the channel


Answer: c) There will be net movement of Na+ into the cell through the channel

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