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In terms of graded potentials: A subtheshold level fails to trigger an action potential due to not stimulating the minimal threshold voltage (-55 mV)^[1] at the axon hillock.

↑ William O. Reece, Howard H. Erickson, Jesse P. Goff, Etsuro E. Uemura , Dukes' Physiology of Domestic Animals,United States of America , Wiley-Blackwell , 2015

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	In terms of [[Graded potentials\|graded potentials]]: A subtheshold level fails to trigger an [[Action potential\|action potential]] due to not stimulating the minimal threshold voltage (-55 mV) at the [[Axon hillock\|axon hillock]].		In terms of [[Graded potentials\|graded potentials]]: A subtheshold level fails to trigger an [[Action potential\|action potential]] due to not stimulating the minimal threshold voltage (-55 mV)<ref>William O. Reece, Howard H. Erickson, Jesse P. Goff, Etsuro E. Uemura , Dukes' Physiology of Domestic Animals,United States of America , Wiley-Blackwell , 2015</ref> at the [[Axon hillock\|axon hillock]].