Two metal ions from which block are required for stabilization of cell membranes?
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Two metal ions required for stabilisation of cell membranes are sodium and calcium ions.
- Cell membrane stabilisation involves the inhibition of the activities to propagate in the cell membranes.
- It completely unable the action potential to move across the membrane.
- Membrane stabilisation effect is common in nerve tissues as they are the carrier of impulses.
- It must be remember that they transfer impulses from the periphery to the CNS.
- Membrane stabilisation is the way by which local anaesthetic can function.
- As already mentioned, they can hinder the propagation of activities across the nerve cells, thus it will produce a nerve blockage.
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