1. If you used the voltage clamp to determine the peak Na current at a membrane potential of -10 mV, how would you then calculate the peak Na conductance?
2. The K+ current increases as the membrane potential is clamped at increasingly positive potentials? One reason for this is that increasing activation of voltage-dependent K channels results in an increase in gK. What is the other reason?
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