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membrane potential
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membrane potential [′mem‚brān pə‚ten·chəl]
(physiology)
A potential difference across a living cell membrane.
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Roth, Oakland University, Department of Physics, Rochester, MI 48309 An important question in cardiology is how electrical stimulation of the heart affects the transmembrane potential during ventricular defibrillation.
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