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The ease at which ions can pass through the open channels?

Channel Permeability p. 72

The direct measure of how rapidly ions move through a channel

Channel Current


p71

Permeability + ions = ______________.

Conductance


p72

The current of a channel is dependent on what two factors?

Driving Force and Channel Conduction


p71

What is the name of the potential that balance the potassium concentration gradient?

The potassium equilibrium concentration


p73

The duration of an ion channel's open and closed states can be defined as its ___?


Kinetic behavior


p70

Consider a cell at rest, a voltage of +20mV misapplied across the membrane. What ion (Na+ or K+) will move, and will it move into or out of the cell?

-K+ will move out of the cell. It will try to bring the membrane potential back to it's equilibrium potential due to it's electrochemical gradient


p 73

If we increase the concentration of K+ ions inside of a cell, will that cell's conductance increase or decrease?

Increase


p72

The output from a patch clamp amplifier is proportional to what?

Current across the patch


(Fig. 4.6, p71)

What does the channel conductance measure?

the ability of the channel to pass current


p71

What is the name of the unit of conductance?


the siemens (s)


p71

The conductance of a channel depends upon channel permeability and _______.

The concentration of ions in the region of the channel.


p72

If the size of a current increases and no other factors change, the voltage will _____.

Increase


p71

T/F: When reading oath clan recording, downward deflections always indicate current flowing into the cell.

FALSE: read ins can be taken from an inside out patch, which would show downward defections as flowing out of the cell


(Fig 4.5)

If no potential is applied to a spontaneously active potassium channel in a patch, how many channel currents would be soon on the patch clamp recording?

No potential -> no net flux through channel-> no channels current visible


(Fig 4.6)

Current through a potassium channel depends on the __________ across the membrane and the _______ for the potassium.

Electrical potential and concentration gradient


(Fig 4.7)