Potentials can develop because of presence of channels

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Excitable cells exhibit a membrane , along with an electrical charge may pass. In living cells, this current is usually carried by (electrons / ions).

Two types of potential may be developed: potential and potential. These potentials can develop because of the presence of channels that open or close to control ion flow. These channels provide the main path for flow of current across the membrane because the phopholipid bilayer normally permits (little / much ) passage of ions.

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