Depolarizing

/ˌdiːˈpoʊləraɪzɪŋ/ adjective

Definition

American spelling; causing or in the process of removing electrical polarity from a cell or system.

Etymology

Present participle of depolarize; American variant of depolarising.

Kelly Says

A depolarizing current is like pressing the 'go' button on a neuron—it's the physical force that transforms a quiet, resting cell into an active messenger!

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