How does hypokalemia cause hyperpolarization?

Related questions

1. What does equilibrium potential mean?
2. What are the six phases of the action potential?
3. Does hyperpolarization always occur?
4. Why is the membrane more permeable to K+ than Na+?
5. How does potassium cause hyperpolarization?
6. Why is the resting membrane potential negative 70?
7. Does permeability affect equilibrium potential?
8. Does depolarization mean more negative?
9. Is Sodium more permeable than potassium?
10. What is the function of the Na +/ K+ pump?

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