How do KV4.1 channels DIFFER from KV2.1 channels?

Assume that synapses spontaneously release vesicles at a constant rate. If you record mEPSPs from two different cells and cell A has a higher amplitude of mEPSPs than cell B, what is it possible to conclude?

The reversal potential for the nicotinic Acetylcholine receptor (nACh-R) is 0 mV because at EREV there is no flow of ions

Which of the following correctly describes quantal content?

Which of the following statements is FALSE  about electrical synapses?

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the K+ inward rectifying channel?

Which channel has 4 subunits required for a functional channel, a voltage sensor, and  inactivates IMMEDIATELY after opening?

The voltage-gated sodium channel is mutated so that it de-inactivates more quickly than normal. How will the neuron be affected?

When the membrane potential of a neuron is below the threshold for the voltage-gated sodium and potassium channels: (choose all that are correct.  *If you can think of a specific scenario where the answer wouldn’t hold, etc, but it is generally a true statement, select it.)

A neuron is voltage clamped above threshold and the induced currents are recorded. Then the experiment is repeated: the neuron is voltage clamped to above threshold, and the currents are recorded, but this time the experimenter has applied Tetraethyl ammonium (TEA) to block voltage gated potassium channels. Compared to the first recording (without TEA), which part of the current will change in the second recording?