A given intensity of injected current will produced a larger potential change in a small cell...
- A given intensity of injected current will produced a larger potential change in a small cell than in a large cell having similar membrane characteristics. Why?
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Here, potential change depends on diffusibility of ion currents in the cell. Diffusion is a function of distance , more distance will cause slow diffusion therefore , a small cell will will have less diffusion of ion currents so a large potential change will occur than a large cell. A large due to large surface area and volume cause the ionic current to inhibit it's effect as it move farther from site of ion currents generation. Ions will diffuse as they travel long distance so there will be a small potential change.
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