Quarterly Reviews of BiophysicsBiophysicsPeer-reviewed journal article
The energy barrier model in membrane biophysics: ion flow, current-voltage relations, and Donnan osmosis
Abstract
An energy barrier model for a membrane yields new biophysical results. Here we explore both the equilibrium and time-dependent Nernst potential, capacitance and resistance, the resting potential, and osmosis.
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