Resting membrane potential Flashcards

1
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what is the typical membrane resting potential

A

-70 mV

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2
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ICF value of potassium

A

140 mM

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3
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ECF value of potassium

A

4 mM

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4
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ICF value of sodium

A

15 mM

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5
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ECF value of sodium

A

145 mM

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6
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ICF value of calcium

A

<0.001 mM

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7
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ECF value of calcium

A

1.8 mM

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8
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ICF value of chlorine

A

4 mM

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9
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ECF value of chlorine

A

115 mM

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10
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definition of resting membrane potential

A

is the net difference of charge between the intracellular fluid and extracellular fluid at rest

result of unequal distribution of ions on each side of the membrane

usually negative (negative charge inside the cell)

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11
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nernst equation

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used to calculate equilibrium potential of an ion

if the membrane was only permeable to one type of ion, the membrane potential would be equal to the nernst potential for that ion

Eion = 61/z log [ion]out/[ion]in

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12
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Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz Equation

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predicts membrane potential that results from the contribution of all ions that can cross the membrane

Vm= 61 log (Pk[Kout]+Pna[na]out+Pcl[cl]in)/Pk[kin]+Pna[Nain]+Pcl[clout])

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13
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which ion is the primary contributor to membrane potential in all cells

A

K+

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