What is a generator potential?

A) A generator potential is an action potential produced by sensory neurons.
B) A generator potential is the depolarization of sensory neurons capable of generating an action potential.
C) A generator potential is the repolarization of sensory neurons capable of generating ac action potential.
D) A generator potential is an electrical stimulus that propagates from the sensory neuron to the CNS.
E) A generator potential is a very strong stimulus in a sensory receptor that causes the inside of the cell to become positive.


Answer: B

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