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remember the word NOKIA Na Out K In via Atpase 3 ➡ 2 ➡1 3 sodium out 2 pottasium in with 1 use of atp
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Always remember the word 'INK', I : Inside the Cell. N : Negative Charge. K : Potassium. ❤️
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@manuelarturoalosillarodrig955310 ай бұрын
0:18 ACTION POTENTIAL: A brief reversal of electric polarity across the cell membrane. 0:44 RESTING MEMBRANE POTENCIAL RMP (neuron): -70 mV (cell is more negative in the inside.) 1:23 A neuron is typically stimulated at dendrites and the signals spread through the soma. 1:28 DEPOLARIZATION: Excitatory signals at dendrites open ligand-gated sodium channels and allow sodium to flow into the cell -> makes membrane voltage less negative. 1:49 Influx of sodium produce a current that travels towars the axon hillock. 1:49 If the summation of all input signals is excitatory and strong enough when it reaches the axon hillock -> action potencial is generated (travels to the nerve terminal). 2:08 Axon hillock: "trigger zone" (where action potential usually starts -> voltage-gated ion channels concentrated). 2:27 Voltage-gated ion channels open at some values of the membrane potential and close at others. 2:45 THRESHOLD: -55 mV -> Minimun required to open voltage-gated ion channels -> action potential generated. (Na+ channels open quickly / K+ channels open slowly) 3:07 As sodium rush into the cell, the inside becomes more positive (depolarization). 3:18 The increasing voltage in turn causes even more sodium channels to open (positive feedback) -> Rising phase of the action potential (polarity reversed). 3:37 As the action potential nears its peak, Na+ channels begin to close -> K+ channels are fully open. 3:47 K+ rush out of the cell -> voltage returns to its original resting value (falling phase of the AP). Na+ and K+ have switched places across membrane. 4:08 HIPERPOLARIZATION: Negative overshoot (K+ gates close slowly -> K+ continues to leave the cell a little longer). 4:15 RMP is restored thanks to diffusion and Na+/K+ pump. 4:34 REFRACTORY PERIOD: During and after shortly and AP is generated, it is impossible or very difficult to stimulate that part of the membrane to fire again. 4:40 ABSOLUTE REFRACTORY PERIOD: from the start of an AP to the resting membrane value. -> Na+ channels are open and then inactivated -> unable to respond to any new stimulation. 5:00 RELATIVE REFRACTORY PERIOD: Lasts until the end of hyperpolarization (K+ channels still open) -> difficult to membrane to depolarize. 5:38 El potencial de acción se propaga solo en una dirección (debido a las propiedades refractarias de los canales iónicos). 5:41 Solo la zona no activada del axón puede responder con un PA; la parte recién activada no responde hasta que el PA esté fuera de su alcance. 5:53 An action potential generated at the axon hillock usually travels down the axon and not back to the cell body.
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@brittanyjin47238 жыл бұрын
One of the best explanations I could find. I was really confused about the pumps and refractory periods but now I understand what my text book is trying to explain.
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@CristianDiPuorto_glockshock6 жыл бұрын
As an engineer I couldn't find a satisfactory edplanation on depolarization; thanks to this video It now makes much more sense. Thank you and keep up the good work!
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@mansidraw2 ай бұрын
this is undoubtedly the best explanation of the action potential!!
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This is the most accurate explanation of Action Potential in Neurons .... compared to the other videoeS! thank you!
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@michellekristen75408 жыл бұрын
The most accurate video I've seen. I wish it talked about sodium's inactivation gate though.
@Alilamedicalmedia8 жыл бұрын
Thank you, we will keep that in mind for future updates.
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One of the best animated mechanism I saw of AP Well done
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@esq87 жыл бұрын
Thanks! My notes were confusing. Couldn't figure out what was happening with K and when it was leaving the cell. 2 hours of reading and struggle solved in 6 minutes. Sheesh! Thanks again!
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Ah yes the good ol' Axon ʰⁱˡˡᵒᶜᵏ
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How hyperpolarisation prevent neuron from another stimulus
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@prateekfaujdar58474 жыл бұрын
Please tell how hyperpolarisation works
@anvayaiyer56144 жыл бұрын
@@prateekfaujdar5847 4:06 if the timestamp. Basically, potassium channels are slow to open and close. Right after the falling phase, the potassium channels remain open for a while longer due to which more potassium ions leave the cell. This results in a the cell becoming slightly more negative than what it was in it's resting phase. This is called hyperpolarization. Tell me if it cleared your doubt... 🙂
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