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Which of the following best explains saltatory conduction in neurons?
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- 1The movement of neurotransmitters across the axon via diffusion within the axoplasm
- 2Rapid nerve impulse transmission due to action potentials jumping from one synapse to another
- 3Faster transmission of action potentials in myelinated axons by jumping between Nodes of Ranvier✓
- 4Continuous flow of ions across the entire axon length through voltage-gated channels
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Faster transmission of action potentials in myelinated axons by jumping between Nodes of Ranvier
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