Ion channels are specific to a certain ion. What does the ion channel select for that...
Ion channels are specific to a certain ion. What does the ion channel select for that makes them specific?
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Homework Answers
Ion channels are open pore and allow molecule of appropriate size and charge to pass through. Size and charge are the two main contributors for specificity.
Answer- Size and charge
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resistance of 1.5 GI, therefore a current of potassium ions through
the channel is possible. During an experiment, the channel is open
for approximately 1.50 ms while the voltage across the channel is
maintained at 81.5 mV. How many K+ ions travel through the channel
during this time?
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