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[Physical model of an electroexcitable membrane. I. Volt-ampere characteristics].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Jun 1976 Russian Journal:Biofizika, volume 21 (issn: 0006-3029, Copyright policy )
Authors: Iu N, Smolin;

pmid: 1252539

[Physical model of an electroexcitable membrane. I. Volt-ampere characteristics].

Abstract

In a series of papers an attempt is made to develop the elementary physical model of excitable membrane structures. The present communication deals with the nature of N- and S-type voltage-current relations of the resting membrane. Simple analytical forms obtained for these relationships are in good accord with the experimental data.

Keywords

Membranes, Models, Biological, Mathematics

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