Ion channels: Basics

Membrane transport part 4 Ion channels: Membrane transport Medical Physiology
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[@desireifunanyachukwuuba8136]

Thank you very much for this!

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Nice presentation sir.Thank you so much.

[@ThePhysiologyChannel]

You’re welcome!! Thanks for the feedback.

[@vivekananth6204]

Thank you sir. What is meant by inward rectifier channels? Please answer sir.

[@ThePhysiologyChannel]

Rectifier ion channels corrects the changes in membrane potentials. If membrane potential deviates from RMP, they bring it back to RMP. Inward is the direction of current. Positive ion moving in to cell is inward current. Inward rectifiers potassium restore the membrane potentials by allowing Potassium ion to enter inside the cell.

[@vivekananth6204]

Thanks for quick reply.

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Sir,please make a video on iso volumetric contraction & relaxation in the cardiac cycle.

[@ThePhysiologyChannel]

Thanks for the request!! It’s coming soon.

[@ThePhysiologyChannel]

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[@bpath60]

I hope some knowlegable IT listeners can generate transcript of this channels - that would increase use the South Indian accent makes it hard for some who are not used to it difficult to understand IMHO

[@dannichols6261]

2:11 - acetylcholine?

[@ThePhysiologyChannel]

Yes! Acetylcholine gated Channels