Part AThe ion flow rate through an individual potassiumion leak channel in a skeletal muscle cell is about2x 10 ions/s. This flow rate occurs because theNernst potential for K (Vequal to the membrane potential (Vmem = -90 mV),so the ion concentrations are not in equilibrium.The current through the channel is well modeled asI= G(Vmenflow is driven by the difference between the Nernstpotential and the membrane potential.What is the conductance in pS of a potassium leak channel?Nernst-98 mV) is notExpress your answer in picosiemens.VKNernst In other words, the ionG =pS

Given: Ion flow rate, Ileak=2×105 ions/s Nernst potential, VNernstk=-98 mV Membrane potential,…

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