n.去极（化）（作用）；退极（性）；消（退）磁；消偏振（作用）；去偏光

The electrical signal in the neuron reached a point of depolarization, causing it to fire.
这个神经元的电讯号达到了去极化点，促使它产生了动作电位。
After the stimulus, the membrane underwent depolarization, allowing the cell to transmit information.
刺激之后，细胞膜发生去极化，使得细胞能够传递信息。
In cardiac cells, depolarization is essential for the contraction of the heart muscle.
在心脏细胞中，去极化对于心脏肌肉的收缩至关重要。
A depolarization event can lead to an action potential if the membrane potential surpasses the threshold.
如果膜电位超过阈值，去极化事件可能导致动作电位的发生。
The process of depolarization allows neurons to communicate with one another through synapses.
去极化过程使神经元能够通过突触彼此进行通信。
The drug caused a rapid depolarization of the cell membrane, disrupting its normal function.
这种药物迅速导致细胞膜去极化，破坏了其正常功能。
During an epileptic seizure, there is a massive depolarization of neurons in the brain.
癫痫发作时，大脑中的神经元大规模去极化。
The neuron's dendrites receive input that causes depolarization and ultimately leads to an impulse.
神经元的树突接收输入，引发去极化，最终产生冲动。
Scientists study the effects of neurotransmitters on neuronal depolarization to understand brain function.
科学家研究神经递质对神经元去极化的影响，以了解大脑的功能。
After a sufficient depolarization, the sodium channels close, restoring the resting membrane potential.
经过充分的去极化后，钠通道关闭，恢复静息膜电位。