What is the resting membrane potential of a neuron?
-70mV
Is the ICF high in Na+ or K+?
K+
What cells use movements of depolarisation and repolarisation as signals?
- Muscle Cells
Is the ECF high in Na+ or K+
Na+
Depolarisation occurs when what happens in regards to k+ or Na+ ions?
Na+ channels open and chemical + electrical gradient moves Na+ ions into the cells through passive transport which decreases the negativity
Is the ICF more positively charged or negatively charged?
Negatively charged
What occurs in relation to Na+ and K+ during repolarisation?
K+ ion channels open and chemical + electrical gradients mean the K+ ions leave the cell through passive diffusion