Sodium pump: Its electrical effects in skeletal muscle
The variations in the membrane potentials of skeletal muscle fibers which follow high rates of sodium extrusion are not due to changes in the ionic concentrations of the fiber; experiments suggest that sodium is extruded by an electrogenic mechanism.
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| Sumario: | The variations in the membrane potentials of skeletal muscle fibers which follow high rates of sodium extrusion are not due to changes in the ionic concentrations of the fiber; experiments suggest that sodium is extruded by an electrogenic mechanism. |
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