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By Dr Irum Junaid
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• Cell Body
• Dendrites (input structure) receive inputs from other
neurons
perform spatio-temporal integration of inputs
relay them to the cell body
• axon (output structure) a fiber that carries messages
(spikes) from the cell to dendrites of other neurons
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The cell membranes of all the excitable body cells in the resting condition are, polarized which means that they show an electrical potential difference.
Membrane potential refers to a separation of charges across the membrane or a difference in the relative number of cations and anions in the ICF and ECF.
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Diffusion potential Equilibrium potential
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Ion Inside Outside Cross PM
K+ 140 4 yes
NA+ 14 142 no
Cl- 5 125 yes
H2O 55,000 55,000 yes
Anion- 108 0 no
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Nernst equilibrium? For any univalent ion at body
temperature of 37° C EMF (mV)= ±61log (Conc. inside/Conc.
outside) Calculate for K+ and Na+
K= -61log(140/4) Na= -61log(14/142) Sign is –ve shows the polarity inside the cell.
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If Ko = 5 mM and Ki = 140 mM
EK = -61 log(140/4)
EK = -61 log(35)
EK = -94 mV
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If Nao = 142 mM and Nai = 14 mM
EK = -61 log(14/142)
EK = -61 log(0.1)
EK = +61 mV
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a. Concept of ‘Selective membrane’ b. How permeable the membrane is to proteins,
K+, and Na+c. Diffusion and electrostatic forces and how they
act on K+ and Na+d. Concept of ‘Dynamic equilibrium’e. Concept of ‘Membrane potential’ f. ATP Na/K pump and its role in maintaining the
membrane potential
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Polarity of each ion Membrane permeability of the ions Concentrations of respective ions on
both sides: (i= inside), (o= outside)
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OUTSIDE
INSIDE
K+ = Potassium; Na+ = Sodium; Cl- = Chloride; Pr- = proteins
Na+
Na+
K+
K+
Force of Diffusion
Electrostatic Force
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Cl-
Force of Diffusion
Cl-
Electrostatic Force
Pr-
Closedchannel
openchannel
openchannel
nochannel
3Na/2Kpump
Resting Membrane Potential
- 65 mV
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Ions are electrically-charged molecules e.g. sodium (Na+), potassium (K+), chloride (Cl-).
The resting potential exists because ions are concentrated on different sides of the membrane. Na+ and Cl- outside the cell. K+ and organic anions inside the cell.
inside
outsideNa+Cl-Na+
K+
Cl-
K+
Organic anions (-)
Na+Na+
Organic anions (-)
Organic anions (-)
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Electrogenic pump Maintains Concentrationgradient Contributes -4mV.
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These are rapid transient changes in the membrane potential that spread in the form of a chain reaction rapidly along the nerve fiber membrane .
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Action PotentialsCan travel up to100 meters/second
Usually 10-20 m/s0.1sec delay between muscle and sensory neuron action potential
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When partial depolarization reaches the activation threshold, voltage-gated sodium ion channels open.
Sodium ions rush in. The membrane potential changes from -70mV to
+40mV.
Na+
Na+
Na+
-
+
+
-
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Sodium ion channels close and become refractory. Depolarization triggers opening of voltage-gated
potassium ion channels. K+ ions rush out of the cell, repolarizing and then
hyperpolarizing the membrane.
K+ K+
K+Na+
Na+
Na+
+
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#1 Triggered by depolarization
a less negative membrane potential that occurs transiently
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Threshold depolarization needed to trigger the action potential
10-20 mV depolarization must occur to trigger action potential
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Are all-or- none event Amplitude of AP is the same regardless of
whether the depolarizing event was weak (+20mV) or strong (+40mV).
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Propagates without decrement along axon
The shape (amplitude & time) of the action potential does not change as it travels along the axon
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At peak of action potential the membrane potential reverses polarity
Becomes positive inside as predicted by the Ena Called OVERSHOOT
Return to membrane potential to a more negative potential than at rest
Called UNDERSHOOT
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Absolute refractory period follows an action potential. Lasts 1 msec
During this time another action potential CANNOT be fired even if there is a transient depolarization.
Limits firing rate to 1000AP/sec
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The number of voltage gated sodium channels per square micrometer of the membrane in mylinated neuron is;
A. cell body 50-75B. initial segment 350-500C. on the surface of the myelin <25D. Node of the ranvier 2000-12000E. axon terminal 20-75 Unmylinated neuron: 110
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Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2004
Membrane Potentials
1. Resting Potential (just described)
2. Excitatory Post-synaptic potential
threshold4. Inhibitory Post-synaptic potential
3. Action Potential
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Increase internal diameter of axon which decreases the internal resistance to ion flow
Increase the resistance of the plasma membrane to charge flow by insulating it with myelin.
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Sodium:Decreasing the external Na+ concentration reduces the size of the action potential but has little effect on the resting membrane potential. The lack of much effect on the resting membrane potential would be predicted, since the permeability of the membrane to Na+ at rest is relatively low.
Potassium:Conversely, increasing the external K+ concentration decreases the resting membrane potential.
Calcium:
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It is possible to determine the minimal intensity of stimulating current (threshold intensity) that, acting for a given duration, will just produce an action potential.
Action potential fails to occur if the stimulus is subthreshold in magnitude,produces graded potentials.
Suprathreshold stimuli produce action potential during relative refractory period.
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