calculated the following constants for the Aplysia giant cell: [Na*]o = 337 mM [Na*] = 50 mM [Na'] [K*] = 168 mM = 41 mM [K*] = 6 mM %3D [CI]. = 340 mM [CI-] and for the cell (resting) membrane Pk: PNa : Pci = 1.0 :0.019 : 0.381 what is the resting potential predicted by Goldman? b) What would be the effect on resting Vm of a ten-fold increase in external K* concentration?

calculated the following constants for the Aplysia giant cell: [Na]o = 337 mM [Na] = 50 mM [Na'] [K] = 168 mM = 41 mM [K] = 6 mM %3D [CI]. = 340 mM [CI-] and for the cell (resting) membrane Pk: PNa : Pci = 1.0 :0.019 : 0.381 what is the resting potential predicted by Goldman? b) What would be the effect on resting Vm of a ten-fold increase in external K* concentration?

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