Musculoskeletal System | Neuromuscular Junction Pathologies: Part 4

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@@alexsheremett3097 "Actual end-plate potential" meaning, if I recall correctly, the build-up potential to the action potential threshold

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Cardiac myocytes remove cytosolic Ca2+ by 2 mechanisms: SERCA and a Na+-Ca2+ exchanger (3 Na+ in, 1 Ca2+ out) on the sarcolemmal membrane. Skeletal muscle only utilizes SERCA.

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uve said somewhere that the calcium-sodium transporter is an ATPase raising the question is it a primary active transport, its rather a secondary active transport and the energy for the movement of calcium outside the cell is obtained from the flowing of sodium down the concentration gradient, good work though

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