Which of the following scenarios does not contribute to the resting membrane potential? O Plasma membrane has more K+ leak ions than Na+ leak ions O Most anions inside the cell are not free to leave O Extracellular fluid is rich in K+ and Cl- The small inward leakage of Na+ and outward K+ leak is adjusted by sodium/potassium ATPases The protein hormone FSH in the male is responsible for O the male doesn't secrete FSH O sperm formation and testosterone secretion O production of interstitial cells in the male
Which of the following scenarios does not contribute to the resting membrane potential? O Plasma membrane has more K+ leak ions than Na+ leak ions O Most anions inside the cell are not free to leave O Extracellular fluid is rich in K+ and Cl- The small inward leakage of Na+ and outward K+ leak is adjusted by sodium/potassium ATPases The protein hormone FSH in the male is responsible for O the male doesn't secrete FSH O sperm formation and testosterone secretion O production of interstitial cells in the male
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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following scenarios does not contribute to the resting membrane
potential?
O Plasma membrane has more K+ leak ions than Na+ leak ions
Most anions inside the cell are not free to leave
O Extracellular fluid is rich in K+ and Cl-
The small inward leakage of Na+ and outward K+ leak is adjusted by
sodium/potassium ATPases
The protein hormone FSH in the male is responsible for
the male doesn't secrete FSH
sperm formation and testosterone secretion
production of interstitial cells in the male
Dual innervation of viscera means:
O O O
O O
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