Lecture 66 Flashcards

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Q

Nernst potential for an ion = voltage INSIDE the cell at which there is no _____ flux of the ion.

A

Net flux

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In biology, “current” describes the net flux of ______ (positive or negative?) ions across a membrane.

A

Positive

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3
Q

Gibbs-Donnan equilibrium states that the majority of the negative charge inside cells comes from ______.

A

Proteins

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4
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If the membrane potential is Greater than the Nernst potential, positive ions will move _____, and negative ions will move _____. Vise versa if the membrane potential is Less than the Nernst potential.

A

Positive ions will move OUT, negative will move IN.

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5
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For Gibbs-Donnan, the membrane potential will have the same sign as the net charge on the ______ ion.

A

Impermeant

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The ratios of concentrations (out:in) of monovalent ions are _____ in Gibbs-Donnan equilibrium, and all permeable ions are at their _____ potential.

A

Equal

Nernst

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