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membrane potential
separation of charges across the plasma membrane
electrochemical gradient
drives the momvement of ions in and out of the cell
equilibrium potential
electrical gradient & chemical gradient counteract one another perfectly
negative membrane potential
negative charges line the cytosolic side of the plasma membrane and the positive are on the extracellular side
positive membrane potential
positive charges line the cytosolic side of the plasma membrane & negative are on the extraceullular side
depolarization
making the cell less polarized
repolarization
making the cell more polarized
leak channel
no stimulus— always open
ligand-gated channel
binding of a ligand to a receptor associated with the channel
votage-gated channel
voltage changes across the plasma membrane
mechanically gated channel
mechanical deformations of the channel
local potential
short ranged, bi-directional, and shirt-lived changes in membrane potential; generated in dendrites & cell body