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a) concentration gradient for one ion
b) concentration gradient for multiple ions
c) relative ion permeability
d) concentration gradient for one ion and relative ion permeability
e) concentration gradient for multiple ions, and relative ion permeabilities

isn't it just the concentration gradient for one ion b/c of the Nernst equation Ex = (RT/zF)(ln(Xo/Xi)).  multiple ions and permeability aren't accounted for in Nernst..
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12 years ago
a) concentration gradient for one ion
b) concentration gradient for multiple ions
c) relative ion permeability
d) concentration gradient for one ion and relative ion permeability
e) concentration gradient for multiple ions, and relative ion permeabilities

isn't it just the concentration gradient for one ion b/c of the Nernst equation Ex = (RT/zF)(ln(Xo/Xi)).  multiple ions and permeability aren't accounted for in Nernst..

(a) and (c) is what I would pick.
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12 years ago
but the nernst equation doesn't account for permeability...the Goldman-Hodgkins-Kaz equation does
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12 years ago
but the nernst equation doesn't account for permeability...the Goldman-Hodgkins-Kaz equation does

So, would it just be the first one? (a)
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12 years ago
yep, that's what i was thinking. the Goldman-Hodgkins-Kaz equation includes permeability in the equation
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