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Where are these connections "anatomically" located in the HH model?
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[QUOTE="somasimple, post: 6386589, member: 32991"] Hi, The picture comes from there [URL]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hodgkin%E2%80%93Huxley_model[/URL] Normally the resistors (ion channels) which are symbolised here are connected between the external medium and the inside of the cell because they are enclosed in the membrane. The capacity, too. The battery is created by a gradient between the outside and the inside (Nernst), isn't it? So for me, the diagram doesn't fit. [/QUOTE]
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