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The membrane potential at this equilibrium is called the potassium equilibrium
potential . For the described situation , compartment A will be negatively charged
relative to compartment B , even though the overall number of positive potassium
...
The membrane potential at this equilibrium is called the potassium equilibrium
potential . For the described situation , compartment A will be negatively charged
relative to compartment B , even though the overall number of positive potassium
...
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Postsynaptic potentials are generated by chemically induced changes in
membrane permeability . ... At any point in time , the transmembrane potential is
given by the Goldman - Hodgkin - Katz equation where the potential reflects the ...
Postsynaptic potentials are generated by chemically induced changes in
membrane permeability . ... At any point in time , the transmembrane potential is
given by the Goldman - Hodgkin - Katz equation where the potential reflects the ...
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+20 mV Peak potential Fig . 8-3 . Neuronal activity results in the formation of
extracellular current sources and sinks . The overall continuous current pathway
has four components : ( 1 ) the transmembrane ionic current , ( 2 ) the intracellular
...
+20 mV Peak potential Fig . 8-3 . Neuronal activity results in the formation of
extracellular current sources and sinks . The overall continuous current pathway
has four components : ( 1 ) the transmembrane ionic current , ( 2 ) the intracellular
...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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