Respuesta :

The sum total of all of the ions on both sides of the membrane is not important in determining the membrane potential when there are multiple permeant ions.

Membrane potential :

The difference in electric potential between a biological cell's interior and exterior is known as membrane potential (also known as transmembrane potential or membrane voltage). That is, different amounts of energy are needed for electric charges to travel from inside of cells to outside environments, and vice versa.

The equilibrium potentials of the ions to which the membrane is permeable are represented by the membrane potential. An ion's ability to carry electricity determines how much it will affect a cell's membrane potential.

The two factors which  is important in determining the membrane potential when there are multiple permeant ions are :

  • The concentration gradient of the individual ionic species
  • The permeability of the membrane to the individual ionic species

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