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Date	13 September 2006 (according to Exif data)
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Author	User:Michael Klausen
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Schematic overview of cable theory's simplified view of a piece of neuronal fiber. When an electrical current is moving along the inside of a fiber the cytosol exerts a resistance (${\displaystyle r_{l}}$). Simultaneously current will escape through the phospholipid bilayer (with resistance ${\displaystyle r_{m}}$) to the outside; and due to electrostatic forces a buildup of charge (${\displaystyle c_{m}}$) will take place along the bilayer.

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