IPSP
A transient hyperpolarization of a post-synaptic membrane caused by an inhibitory nerve impulse during which a stronger than normal excitatory stimulus is necessary to initiate depolarization and evoke the discharge of a nerve impulse.
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A transient hyperpolarization of a post-synaptic membrane caused by an inhibitory nerve impulse during which a stronger than normal excitatory stimulus is necessary to initiate depolarization and evoke the discharge of a nerve impulse.
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