Lecture #21 - Bioelectricity, membrane potentials (just Qs) Flashcards

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What creates the membrane potential?

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2
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What does bio-electricity rely primarily on?

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3
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Is the lipid bilayer a conductor?

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4
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What creates a charge diff bw two sides of membrane? What’s this called?

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5
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Ions channels - what are they? what do they allow?

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6
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What are ion channels responsible for? Are they selective?

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7
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At RMP, which ion channels mostly closed and what about the other?

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8
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Na+/K+ ATPase (pump) - what does it shift? What does it maintain?

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9
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Concentration of ions inside vs outside cell for Na+ and K+

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High/low

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10
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What are channels - definition

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11
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Membrane potential of neuron varies in ___ and ___

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12
Q

Resting:

  • what channels open?
  • potential?
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13
Q

Na+ open:

  • positive charges out or in?
  • potential? called?

K+ open:

  • positive charges out or in?
  • what happens? (R and H)
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14
Q

Depolarised - excitatory or inhibitory?

Hyperpolarised - excitatory or inhibitory?

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15
Q

For each;

  1. Polarisation
  2. Typical value
  3. Description

Resting
Local
Threshold
Action

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