Answer
Action potentials travel lengthwise down axons, from the dendrites of one end of a neuron to the postsynaptic terminal on the opposite side. The impulse is only transmitted though the repetitive influx of sodium ions as the signal moves down the axon.
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Action potentials travel lengthwise down axons, from the dendrites of one end of a neuron to the postsynaptic terminal on the opposite side. The impulse is only transmitted though the repetitive influx of sodium ions as the signal moves down the axon.