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CHAPTER ONE CELL MEMBRANE STRUCTURE. CHAPTER TWO MEMBRANE TRANSPORT.

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1 CHAPTER ONE CELL MEMBRANE STRUCTURE

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31 CHAPTER THREE RESTING MEMBRANE POTENTIAL

32 Nernst equilibrium potentials Goldman equation GHK equation

33 CHAPTER FOUR Action potential

34 Excitable cell characterization: - excitability - conduction

35 Stimulus Strength Duration Threshold potential

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47 Electrical synapses Chemical synapses: - EPSP - IPSP - IP

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