H+ ions would not flow.
H+ ions would flow out of the mitochondrion.
The K+ leak channel is the most important ion channel for cells to coordinate activities during synaptic transmission. It is voltage independent and allows K+ ions to move down a concentration gradient when it is opened at resting membrane potential (i.e. -70mV).
Yes, a sodium channel that is opened by acetylcholine is not considered to be voltage-gated.
H+ ions would not flow.
A gated channel is a protein channel in a cell membrane that can open or close to allow specific ions, like sodium or potassium, to pass through. The opening and closing of these channels are controlled by certain signals, like changes in voltage or the binding of specific molecules, in order to regulate the flow of ions into and out of the cell.
H+ ions would not flow.
H+ ions would not flow.
H+ ions would not flow.
H+ ions would not flow.
H plus ions would not flow
H+ ions would flow out of the mitochondrion.
The K+ leak channel is the most important ion channel for cells to coordinate activities during synaptic transmission. It is voltage independent and allows K+ ions to move down a concentration gradient when it is opened at resting membrane potential (i.e. -70mV).
True.
true
Channels, transporters, and receptors can be opened or closed in a cell membrane. Channels allow specific ions or molecules to pass through, transporters move specific molecules across the membrane, and receptors regulate signaling processes by opening or closing in response to specific molecules.
No ATP generation, thus, no energy --> death :(
H plus ions would not flow