In the graph above, the gray curve represents a normal action potential. The black curve representsan action potential when a specific ion channel has been inhibited. Based on the shape of the curve,which type of lon channel has been inhibited?I. Sodium channelII. Potassium channel

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In the graph above, the gray curve represents a normal action potential. The black curve represents an action potential when a specific ion channel has been inhibited. Based on the shape of the curve, which type of lon channel has been inhibited? I. Sodium channel II. Potassium channel