concept 48.2: ion pumps and ion channels establish the resting potential of a neuron

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membrane potential

a voltage across the plasma membrane in every cell

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how are messages transmitted

as changes in the membrane potential

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resting potential

the membrane potential of a neuron that is NOT sending signals, when the cell is at rest

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action potentials

signals send through changes in membrane potential

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describe the concentration of K+ in a mammalian neuron at resting potential

the concentration of K+ is higher INSIDE the cell

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describe the concentration of Na+ in a mammalian neuron at resting potential

the concentration of Na+ is higher OUTSIDE the cell

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sodium potassium pump

uses ATP to maintain the K+ and Na+ gradient across the plasma membrane

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How much Na+ and K+ go in and out of the cell using a sodium- potassium pump

3 Na+ go out and 2 K+ fo in

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is a sodium potassium pump active or passive transport

active transport

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what kind of energy is represented by concentration gradients

chemical potential energy

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the opening of ion channels in the plasma membrane converts what king of energy to what kind of energy

converts chemical potential energy to electrical potential

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what is the resulting charge of a cell what provides membrane potential

negative charge