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What two functions do proteins in the neural membrane serve to establish and maintain the resting membrane potential?

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If it is like what you say, thenno need to classify, all ion channel function is one.

I am not sure about the other. To keep the membrane integrity?

Maybe Na-K ATPase and Cl channel?

Really confused of your question.
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I am not a professional, but let me try to answer.Pls correct me if I make any mistakes. My memory is already abit hazy cos I took this course in my first year.

Other than the sodium potassium pump, the presence of ion channels provides a way for the ions to diffuse through the membrane under the influence of both concentration forces and electrostatic forces. This diffusion helps to balance the membrane potential in the resting state. Ion channels are in fact protein molecules. This might be the thing that your lecturer talked about.
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