Asked by alyssa
Which of the following is responsible for maintaining the difference in ion concentration across the membrane of a nerve cell?
here are choices
the sodium-potassium pump
the action potential
the depolarization of the membrane
the ion channels in the membrane
I think it is the sodium-potassium pump. Am I correct?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaKATPase
The sodium-potassium pump...three NA in, two K out causes difference in ion concentration.
here are choices
the sodium-potassium pump
the action potential
the depolarization of the membrane
the ion channels in the membrane
I think it is the sodium-potassium pump. Am I correct?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaKATPase
The sodium-potassium pump...three NA in, two K out causes difference in ion concentration.
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Answered by
bob
you are correct
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