Why are muscle action potentials only result of excitation


Discussion:

Membrane Potentials, Calcium and Muscle Contraction

1. Explain, briefly, why the 10-fold difference in concentration of Na+ across the membrane is important to excitable membranes.

2. How do voltage-gated calcium channels relate to electrical activity of the neuronal vs. sarcolemmal membrane? Concentrate on the differences. Keep your answer brief (3-4 sentences).

3. Why are muscle action potentials only the result of excitation? Think about what hyperpolarization would do for contraction.

Write your answer/response in detail with examples and facts and figures using APA style of formatting, size 12, font Times new roman and answer must be single spaced

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