Ion Channels of Excitable Membranes¶
Hille, B. (2001). Ion Channels of Excitable Membranes. Sinauer Associates.
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- Channel
- Neuroscience: axons and synaptic transmission are biological channels with measurable capacity, latency, jitter, noise, and codebook; ion channels at the membrane are literally named channels, gated by voltage or ligand.
This sourceStandard reference on voltage- and ligand-gated ion channels in neuronal and excitable membranes.
- Neuroscience: axons and synaptic transmission are biological channels with measurable capacity, latency, jitter, noise, and codebook; ion channels at the membrane are literally named channels, gated by voltage or ligand.
- Permeability
- The connected pathways are protein ion channels and transporters embedded in the bilayer; the bare lipid is nearly impermeable to charged ions, so crossing happens only through these gated pathways.
This sourceStandard reference on ion-channel-mediated membrane permeability and the near-impermeability of the bare bilayer to charged ions.
- The connected pathways are protein ion channels and transporters embedded in the bilayer; the bare lipid is nearly impermeable to charged ions, so crossing happens only through these gated pathways.
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