Ion Channels Flashcards

1
Q

Membrane potential

A

The difference between the voltage outside if the cell, versus the voltage inside of the cell

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2
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Main Ions

A

Na+
K+
Cl-
Ca++

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3
Q

If Ion channels open and Lets Na+ and K- in, then the membrane potential

A

INCREASES

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4
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If the ion channel opens and let in Cl-, then the membrane potential is

A

Decreased

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5
Q

3 types of ion channels

A
  • Ligand-gated
  • voltage-gated
  • non-gated
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6
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Ligand-gated

A

Will only open its gate in the presence of a ligand/ neurotransmitter

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7
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Voltage-gated

A

Will only open its gate in the change of voltage/ membrAne potential

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8
Q

Non-gated

A

Always open and has no gate

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9
Q

Flux

A

Movement of ion across a membrane

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10
Q

Influx

A

Coming into cell

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11
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Outflux

A

Coming out of cell

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12
Q

2 factors in determining movement

A

Concentration gradient

Electrical gradient

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13
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Concentration gradient is STRONGER /OVER POWERED OVER

A

Electrical gradient

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