Which drawing shows the smallest concentration gradient of potassium across a cell? The size of the K* is proportional to the concentration. Intracellular fluid is inside the cell and ISF is outside the cell. A K+) K+ B (K+ C (K+) K+ D (K+) K+ K+

Which drawing shows the smallest concentration gradient of potassium across a cell? The size of the K* is proportional to the concentration. Intracellular fluid is inside the cell and ISF is outside the cell. A K+) K+ B (K+ C (K+) K+ D (K+) K+ K+

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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Which drawing shows the smallest concentration gradient of potassium across a cell? The size of the K* is proportional to the concentration. Intracellular fluid is inside the cell
and ISF is outside the cell.
A (K + K+
B
K+
K+
C (K+ K+
с
D (K+) K+

In the question above, from which cell would potassium efflux occur the slowest?
Cell D
Cell C
Cell B
Cell A

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The fluid stored within cells is called intracellular fluid, and the fluid between cells and tissues is called interstitial fluid.

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