Neural Control and Coordination | NEET | Mechanism of Nerve Impulse Conduction - Part 1 | Dr. Neela

This video gives an overview of few of the most important concepts from the chapter "Neural Control and Coordination" from the unit "Human Physiology", which is a very important chapter from NEET point of view.
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Mam. I am confused with one thing. After activation, the movement of ions is positive in both case. Na+ can make inner surface positive but k+ when diffuse out causes negative charge on plasma membrane. How is it possible? Negative ions also diffuse out along with k+? Please clear

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Sorry too late response. Only today I saw the video. Hope my ans might help u. when +ve ion cross the membrane, the -vely charged ions too follow them. But potassium channel is special and specific to k+ ions only. So no negative charged species will be allowed to cross the membrane. So they build up inside of lipid layer. Especially proteins with -ve charge. Movement of k+ ions = they simply cross lipid layer if it's conc exceed or they are pumped along with sodium ion.

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