The absolute refractory period occurs because the voltage-gated sodium charnel is inactivated at the top of the overshoot (beginning at the time the membrane potential reaches 0 mM ) and stays inactivated until it resets as the membrane is repolarised past the threshold potential.
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The absolute refractory period occurs because the voltage-gated sodium charnel is inactivated at the top of the overshoot (beginning at the time the membrane potential reaches 0 mM ) and stays inactivated until it resets as the membrane is repolarised past the threshold potential.

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