Resting Membrane Potential || How Resting Membrane Potential is Generated?

[@samionita2008]

Unbelievable talent

[@Anza_karim]

Perfectly explained...

[@LeviAckreman-jf3bg]

Best video everrrr ❤❤❤

[@MuthuThala-ih2wu]

RMP of neurons is -70mv
That is 1 coulumb charge of particles inside the cell have 70milli joules less energy than 1 coulumb charge of particles outside..
For normal and muscle cells it is -90mv
For pacemakers it is always fluctuationg and very less difference of -40 to -60mv

[@aparajitasarkar6864]

Thank you so much sir.. Mujhe itni confusion ho rhi thi ki resting neuron mei leak channels hi activated hai ya pump bhi ... and I got answer 😅

[@ammarasattar7809]

Extraordinary 🔥

[@nishmithagowda7085]

Very nice explaintion 😊

[@OjasviAgnihotri]

Thankyou ❤

[@beinghuman4457]

sir one question here :
as potassium enters the cell so it should increase the positive charge .
i know sodium is expelled out..but 2 positive potassium ions are still inside the cell .
so should these K ions neutralize the negative charge of cell ?

[@tanvi3951]

Thanku sir😊

[@jojoandnono7081]

Thanks

[@FarahAbdallah-hf9qk]

Did sodium potassium work at resting membrane potential at -90¿

[@NonstopNeuron]

sodium potassium pump works all the time.

[@hassanmalik2315]

Thank you so much 💖

[@nouraltamamy3632]

I want to know, what is the cause of stimulus artifact?

[@NonstopNeuron]

chemical or electrical

[@nouraltamamy3632]

I mean the Mechanism sir, here we operate the stimulating electrode, what causes stimulus artifact to appear on the recording one?!

[@raishamoon2950]

Can you explain in urdu

[@NonstopNeuron]

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[@tanvi3951]

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