Lecture

Sodium Concentrations: Transport Efficiency and Measurements

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Description

This lecture focuses on gradually varying the sodium concentration in a solution to observe the transport efficiency of an epithelium. The instructor demonstrates how to measure currents and explains the challenges of reaching a sodium-free state. Different concentrations are introduced, showing variations in current measurements and discussing experimental conditions.

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