Why is it useful to know the K+ equilibrium potential?

Related questions

1. Is potassium more negative than sodium?
2. Is potassium negative or positive?
3. What is the equilibrium potential for potassium?
4. Why is the resting membrane potential negative 70?
5. Does hyperpolarization always occur?
6. At what voltage do potassium channels open?
7. What does equilibrium potential mean?
8. What happens when potassium channels are blocked?
9. Is resting potential the same as equilibrium potential?
10. What is the function of the Na +/ K+ pump?

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