electric potential Flashcards

1
Q

normal in/out [C] of Na and K

A

K: 140in and 4 out
Na: 14in and 142out

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2
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what does Na/K pump do

A

2 K in for 3 Na out at cost of 1 ATP

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3
Q

normal inner cell e

A

-70mV

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4
Q

define equilibrium potential

A

E(x) = the amount of electrical potential that counters diffusion

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5
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what is equilibrium potential for Na and K

A

Na: +61
K: -94

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6
Q

why does resting potential end up at -70

A

membrane more permeable to K

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7
Q

key to determining resting potential

A

resting potential will be closer to ion with most permiability

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8
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what is structure of protein channel

A

protein in membrane with a water channel running through it

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9
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what are 2 main states of protein channel

A
  1. conducting

2. non-conducing

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10
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what is transition period between called

A

gating

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11
Q

what are 3 things that can gate a channel

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  1. action potential
  2. ligand - receptor binding
  3. stretch or stress
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12
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what is K permeability of membrane at rest

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very permeable

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13
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4 key features of action potentials

A
  1. all-or-nothing
  2. constant amplitude
  3. initiated by depolarization
  4. constant velocity
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14
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4 stages of action potential

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  1. upstroke
  2. downstroke
  3. hyperpolarization
  4. resting
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15
Q

what happens to ion channels in upstroke

A

Na opens

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16
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what happens to ion channel in downstroke

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Na closes, K opens

17
Q

what happens to ion channel in hyperpolarization

A

K open means almost hit E(K)

18
Q

3 stages of potential transmission

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  1. rest
  2. initiation
  3. propagation