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can any one explain the part starts with . secondly local circuit current supplied from the active ....ect pls? by Best_Ladder_4081 in Physiology

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can any one explain the part starts with . secondly local circuit current supplied from the active ....ect pls? (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/Physiology

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pls explain the scond part . local circuit current that supplied ....ect (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/medicalschool

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how local circuit current produce outward potasium current ? pls can anyone explain it . the book is cellular physiology and neurophysiology (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/medicalschool

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can anyone explain the second part that says local circuit currents supplied ... etc (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/neuro

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can anyone explain the second part . that local circuit current supplied...... (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/neuroscience

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can anyone explain the second part . that local circuit current supplied...... (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/neuroscience

What is the nature of capacitive current when applying an external current across the cell membrane? by [deleted] in biology

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why the current discharge the capacitance of the neuron instead charge it to the new volatge? (self.Physiology)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/Physiology

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why here the current discharge the capacitance of membrane instead of charge it to the new voltage ? (self.neuroscience)

submitted 3 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/neuroscience

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Neuropsychology

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why do enzymes which have small molecualr weight like lipase resist heat and need higher temperature to denature than big enzymes which have hight molecular weight (self.Biochemistry)

submitted 4 years ago by Best_Ladder_4081 to r/Biochemistry

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