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Pmcol 371 Midterm Exam Questions With Correct Answers Formula for time constant of r//c - answerT= rm x cm, can find capacitance from measured T Charging formula - answerV=iR (1-e^-t/T) e^-1 is 0.37, so after one T of charging the voltage is 63% of the max value Discharging formula - answerV=i...

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Formula for time constant of r//c - answer✔T= rm x cm, can find capacitance from measured T

Charging formula - answer✔V=iR (1-e^-t/T)
e^-1 is 0.37, so after one T of charging the voltage is 63% of the max value

Discharging formula - answer✔V=iR (e^-t/T)
e^-1 is 0.37, so after one T of discharge the voltage is 37% of the max value

Voltage and length constant formula - answer✔Vx=Vo(e^-x/y) where y is length constant and x
is distance from injection point

Length constant formula - answer✔y=square root of (rm/ri) (membrane resistance/axial
resistance)

Capacitor formula - answer✔C=Q/V
Q=C/V

Nernst equation - answer✔Ek=(RT/ZF) ln (Ko/Ki)
Z is valence
At 20 degrees, Ek= 58mV log (Ko/Ki)
For divalent divide by two, for anions add negative

Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz equation - answer✔Vm = 58log((Pk[k]out+PNa[Na]out +
PCl[Cl]in)/(Pk[k]in+PNa[Na]in)+ PCl[Cl]out )
You can use 58 because all ions are monovalent and you flipped Cl to reverse the charge

Ik (delayed rectifier) - answer✔-Delayed sigmoidal opening with multiple pre open states
-Preferentially conduct out due to only being open at positive voltages and due to K gradient
-Repolarizes AP
-Inactivates with longer current pulses, not on AP timescale

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M channels (Im) - answer✔-Open slowly with depolarization (too slowly to act within a single
AP)
-Do not inactivate
-Limits repetitive AP discharge
-Closed by ACh acting at muscarinic, causes excitatory central cholinergic effects
(hyperexcitable)
-Activated by retigabine

Retigabine - answer✔Im potassium channel opener/activator
-Lowers resting potential to suppress excitation, hyperpolarizing shift in voltage-dependence
(open at lower voltages), helps with epilepsy

Maxi K, Ca channels (BK channels) - answer✔-Depend on depolarization and intracellular
calcium
-High unitary conductance
-Intrinsic Ca-sensing mechanism

Iahp channels (SK channels) - answer✔-Weakly voltage dependent, strongly Ca dependent
-Low conductance
-Influx of Ca with APs activates channel to produce slow afterhyperpolarization (less Ca means
no AHP), relevant for bursts in rhythmic activity
-Extrinsic CA sensing via calmodulin binding site
-Blocked by apamin

Apamin - answer✔Blocks Iahp/SK, prevents slowing of APs after bursts

A-currents (Ia) / transient currents - answer✔-Activated by depolarization
-rapid inactivation by ball and chain (N-type)
-To reactivate, must hyperpolarize
-Example of encoding: higher stimulus causes Na to win over repolarizing, Ia cannot recover,
and APs happen at at a higher frequency

KIR (inward rectifiers) - answer✔-Pass current easier inward, but never do under physiological
conditions
-Allow small outward current near rest to maintain Vrest
-Quickly inhibited during depolarization, allows AP to fire

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