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Conduction velocity in a myelinated neuron is faster than in an unmyelinated neuron because
They have a higher density of voltage-gated Na+ channels per unit of membrane surface
APs have to be produced less often because there is less leakage of electrotonic current flow
APs have to be produced less often because they use unsalted conduction
APs are produced more often because of the lower leakage of electrotonic current so that CV is faster
They have more voltage-gated Na+ channels per unit of membrane surface
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