#11 Flashcards

1
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Current Equation

A

Iion = gIon (Vm - Eion)

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2
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Resting Potential

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Can be found by combining conductances

Vm = Vrest when Ik+Ina+Icl = 0

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3
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Voltage Clamp Theory

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Variable battery to control the voltage in a circuit while we measure current

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4
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Parallel Conductance Finds..

A
Vrest
Given conductances (g) and Equilibriums (nernst)
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5
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If Voltage Clamp (VCommand) is held to Vrest…

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No net current through channels and across capacitor

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6
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IV Plot

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Current v Voltage

Changes in voltages produce changes in current

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7
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Total Current Flow (gInput)

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Ionic conductance can be reduced to single conductance

gInput

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8
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Itotal =

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= gInput (Vm - Vrest)

Vrest found with PCE

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9
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Current Flow Through gInput

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ALL current flow will be through gInput

This will determine plot of graph

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10
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Plot will be…

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Straight Line

I = 0 when Vm = Vrest (no net current!)

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11
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Slope =

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gInput

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12
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iTotal Components Sum…

A

Linearly for each ion that is permeable

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13
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Two Ways to Determine Vrest

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  1. PCE
  2. Plotting iK and iNa as a function of voltage and finding the Vm where Ik is as much above x-axis as below x-axis
    ie where iK = -iNa, thus iTotal = 0 (Vrest)
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14
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Reversal Potential (Zero Current Voltage)

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Potential at which the current being considered reverses direction (goes from inward to outward with respect to voltage).
Exists for both Eion and Vrest (total)

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15
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If Vm is more negative than Vrev…

A

Current flows inward

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16
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If Vm is more positive than Vrev…

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Current flows outward