Assuming that for Na to power of ((+)) (higher concentration outside cell), ENa+ = +60 mV and Vm is

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Assuming that for Na to power of ((+)) (higher concentration outside cell), ENa+ = +60 mV and Vm is

Assuming that for Na to power of ((+)) (higher concentration outside cell), ENa+ = +60 mV and Vm is -70 mV, the electrochemical gradient is directed (into the cell/out of the cell).

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