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. 2020 Fall;19(3):es11. doi: 10.1187/cbe.19-11-0245

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FIGURE 3. — An example flux case study that is presented to students at the beginning of the neurophysiology unit. Throughout the unit, students learn how ion flows into and out of cells, as mediated by chemical and electrical gradients and various ion/molecular channels, sends signals throughout the body. They use this information to better understand why Jaime experiences persistent neuropathy. Images from: uz.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fayl:Blausen_0822_SpinalCord.png and commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Figure_38_01_07.jpg.