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Voltage Gradients
Attract ions of opposite charge and repel those of like charges
Chemical Gradients
(i.e. concentration gradient)
Lead to movement from regions of greater concentration to regions of lesser concentration
How is a membrane potential produced?
Produced by the separation of charges between the inside and
depolarization
cell is less negative or more positive
Hyperpolarization
cell is more negative
Repolarization
Usually means cell returns to the original resting membrane potential after depolarization