Figure 7.
The effect of turning off leak conductances on cellular stability. The traces represent the concentrations, volume, and voltage as a function of time. The simulations begin with the NKA on, but the systems are not at a steady state. (A–D) A and B represent a cell where gNa is set to zero, before (A) and after (B) the NKA is turned off. C and D represent a cell where gCl is set to zero, before (C) and after (D) the NKA is turned off. All of these simulations were performed with the nonlinear NKA model, with p = 1.12 × 10−4A dm−2.

The effect of turning off leak conductances on cellular stability. The traces represent the concentrations, volume, and voltage as a function of time. The simulations begin with the NKA on, but the systems are not at a steady state. (A–D) A and B represent a cell where gNa is set to zero, before (A) and after (B) the NKA is turned off. C and D represent a cell where gCl is set to zero, before (C) and after (D) the NKA is turned off. All of these simulations were performed with the nonlinear NKA model, with p = 1.12 × 10−4A dm−2.

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