Which of these is not a factor in determining the membrane potential for a cell?

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The membrane potential for a cell is primarily determined by the concentration gradients of ions (especially sodium and potassium) across the membrane, the membrane's permeability to these ions, and the action of ion pumps like the sodium-potassium pump. The type of cell (e.g., glia, muscle, neuron) does not directly determine the membrane potential, as the basic principles of membrane potential apply broadly across cell types.

Which of These Is Not a Factor in Determining the Membrane