Neuron a, found in the retina of the eye, fires an action potential in response to a flash of dim light. neuron a is continually exposed to flashing light for the next 10 milliseconds (ms), but only fires an action potential to a flash of bright light presented 5 ms after the dim light. which of the following explains the behavior of neuron a?

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