Block 1 Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What creates electrical voltage in cells

A

ion concentrations are different on the two sides of the plasma membrane

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2
Q

what does resting membrane potential depend on

A

ion gradients and ion channels

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3
Q

what is the sodium concentration inside and outside a cell

A

inside - 10 mM

outside- 120 mM

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4
Q

what is the potassium concentration inside and outside a cell

A

inside- 140

outside-2.5

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5
Q

what is the calcium concentration inside and outside a cell

A

inside- less than 10^-3

outside-2.0

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6
Q

what is the concentration of negatively charge protein and phosphate [A-] inside the cell

A

140

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7
Q

Where are K+ present

A

all cells

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8
Q

what does ATPase do?

A

develops and maintains steady state ion gradients for all cells

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9
Q

what charge do K+ ions create in the cytoplasm

A

negative

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10
Q

what charge do K+ ions create outside the cytoplasm

A

positive

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11
Q

what are the 2 opposing forces

A

chemical and electrical

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12
Q

what does the chemical force do

A

tends to push K+ out

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13
Q

what does the electrical force do

A

tends to pull K+ in

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14
Q

what is the ratio of chemical and electrical forces for K+ in most cells

A

chemical and electrical forces are nearly in balance

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15
Q

how does the inside negative electrical potential occur

A

K+ is directed outward of the cell due to the concentration gradient

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16
Q

what is the typical value of electrical potential difference

A

-50 to -100 mV

17
Q

what mostly determines an inside negative potential difference in cells

A

mostly K+

18
Q

how do cells change their membrane potential

A

play with sodium

19
Q

what happens to the PD inside if Na+ channels open

A

positive voltage inside

20
Q

what happens to the PD inside if K+ channels open

A

negative voltage inside

21
Q

what happens with the forces when an ion is in equilibrium

A

electrical forces = chemical forces

22
Q

what is the nerst equation

A

-60mV/zk (log [K+]in/[K+]out

23
Q

what does the nerst equation describe

A

the theoretical balance between these forces

24
Q

what does the Goldman equation reflect

A
  • ions and chloride involvement

- the ability of ionic permeabilities to change

25
Q

what are the 2 parameter of Goldman equation

A
  • ion permeabilities are rapidly variable

- ion gradients are stable

26
Q

what is the rate of permeability for Na+

A

10^-9 cm/sec

27
Q

what is the rate of permeability for K+

A

10^-7 cm/sec

28
Q

what is the rate of permeability for Cl-

A

10^-8 cm/sec

29
Q

what is Goldmans prediction for Vm?

A

-84 mV