HTHS 1111 Unit 11 to Unit 15 Questions and Answers
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HTHS 1111 Unit 11 to Unit 15 Questions and Answers
1. What do the red and grey triangle on the right side of the diagram repre- sent?: the gradients of potassium and sodium: their direction of move
to move
2. When a potassium resting (leakage) channel opens, which way will potas- sium move? (Ass...
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HTHS 1111 Unit 11 to Unit 15 Questions and Answers
1. What do the red and grey triangle on the right side of the diagram repre- sent?: the
gradients of potassium and sodium: their direction of move ment if
to move allowed
2. When a potassium resting (leakage) channel opens, which way will potas- sium move?
(Assume the membrane potential is close to the neuron's resting potential).: out of the neuron
3. Ion channel in neurons come in four types: ligand-gated, resting (leakage), signal-gated, and
voltage-gated. Which of these categories includes a protein that selectively permits the passage of
potassium ions?
- ligand-gated
- resting (leakage)
- signal-gated
- voltage-gated
- All of the above: All of the above
4. This protein operates continuously to maintain the normal concentration of ions inside and
outside neurons:: sodium/potassium ATPase (Na+/K+ "pump")
5. What region is intracellular?
-1
- 2: 2
6. If only protein channel "4" were opened, and every other channel closed, the were
membrane potential would be expected to be:
- near the potassium equilibrium potential
- near the sodium equilibrium potential
- zero: near the potassium equilibrium potential
7. In the membrane of most neurons, there are about fourteen times as
protein as there is as many . many
- 3, 4
- 4, 3: 4, 3
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8. In the theoretical neuron shown here, with equal numbers of protein "3" and protein "4",
the membrane potential would be expected to be:
- midway between the sodium and potassium equilibrium potentials
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- near the sodium equilibrium potential
- near the potassium equilibrium potential
- near the chloride equilibrium potential: midway between the sodium a sium nd
equilibrium potentials potas-
9. What element of the voltage-gated sodium channel is represe three positive nted by
signs ("+++")?: membrane voltage sensor the
10. Which of these drawings represent the open state of the voltage-gated sodium channel?
- 1 only
- 2 only
- 3 only
-1+2
-2+3
-1+3
- all of them (1 + 2 + 3): 2 only
11. Note that near the polar head groups of the membrane phos molecules, therepholipid
is a row of either +s or -s. What do these symbols represent?-
: membrane voltage
12. Action potentials arise from transient (i.e. brief on and off activation of):: -
voltage-gated channel
13.This diagram shows that, as we move away from the locatio stimulus, the n of the
voltage in the neuron:: decreases
14.In a wire, current is carried by a moving front of electrons. In current is a neuron,
carried by (Hint: read the legend in the top panel):: po tassium
ions
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