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Vm is a product of Charge Separation
-Selective permeability of the membrane at rest
-K+ channels are leaky
-Na+ channels are closed at rest
-Large molecules cannot pass
Very few ions are involved in establishing the Vm
- only about 6 ions are responsible for generation a -90 mV membrane potential on a small patch of membrane
-bulk solution has no effect
Vm is determined by 2 Factors
-Active Transport
-Passive Diffusion
-Na-K pump essential to maintain gradient
Donnan Equilibrium
-The high concentration of A- inside the cell drives out Cl- and causes a sharp Cl- gradient
Nernst Potential
-Calculates the electrical potential of an ion across a membrane at equilibrium
-helps determine which ions are primarily responsible for the value of the Vm
-K+ primarily responsible for determining Vm
The Goldman Equation
-Describes the relative contribution of multiple ions on the resting membrane potential based on difference in ion permeability
Action Potentials
-All or nothing
-At rest: only leaky K+ channels are open
-Rising Phase: Na+ channels are open
-Falling Phase: Na+ channels inactivate and voltage gated K+ channels open
-Recovery Phase: Na+ channels are closed and voltage sensitive K+ open