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Consider the transport of K+ from the blood (where its concentration is about 4 mM) into...

Consider the transport of K+ from the blood (where its concentration is about 4 mM) into an erythrocyte that contains 150 mM K+. inside negative relative to outside. What is the sign of this membrane and its meaning? What is the equilibrium potential of the potassium ion?
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