Question: In Typical Marine Organisms, The Intracellular Concentration Of Nat Is 4 Mm. Extracellular Concentration Of Na Is 450 Mm. Calculate The Free Energy Changes At 20°C For The Transmembrane Movement Of This Ion Into The Cell Assume The Membrane Potential Is -70 MV. The AG' Is A. 126 KJ/mol B. -5,9 KJ/mol -6.8 KJ/mol

Question: In Typical Marine Organisms, The Intracellular Concentration Of Nat Is 4 Mm. Extracellular Concentration Of Na Is 450 Mm. Calculate The Free Energy Changes At 20°C For The Transmembrane Movement Of This Ion Into The Cell Assume The Membrane Potential Is -70 MV. The AG’ Is A. 126 KJ/mol B. -5,9 KJ/mol -6.8 KJ/mol

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In typical marine organisms, the intracellular concentration of Nat is 4 mm. Extracellular concentration of Na is 450 mm. Calculate the free energy changes at 20°C for the transmembrane movement of this ion into the cell Assume the membrane potential is -70 mV. The AG’ is a. 126 kJ/mol b. -5,9 kJ/mol -6.8 kJ/mol

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