Fix typo

Author: pgleeson

notebooks/Python_HH_version/Python_Notebook_HH.ipynb

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
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@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@
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       },
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@
     "\n",
     "3) The third plot shows the **conductance densities** for Sodium (**g<sub>Na</sub> = gmax<sub>Na</sub> m<sup>3</sup> h**) and Potassium (**g<sub>K</sub> = gmax<sub>K</sub> n<sup>4</sup>**). Note, the leak conductance density value, **g<sub>L</sub>** is not voltage dependent, and so does not vary with time. The maximum conductance densities for the 3 conductances can be changed or set to zero.\n",
     "\n",
-    "4) The fourth plot shows the influx (negative y-axis) and outflux (positive y-axis) of **ionic currents (I<sub>Na</sub> = gmax<sub>Na</sub> (V<sub>m</sub> - E<sub>Na</sub>), I<sub>K</sub> = gmax<sub>K</sub> (V<sub>m</sub> - E<sub>K</sub>) and I<sub>L</sub> = g<sub>L</sub> (V<sub>m</sub> - E<sub>L</sub>**) passing through each type of ion channel being modeled. The reversal potentials of each of these (**E<sub>X</sub>**) can be altered above. \n",
+    "4) The fourth plot shows the influx (negative y-axis) and outflux (positive y-axis) of **ionic currents (I<sub>Na</sub> = g<sub>Na</sub> (V<sub>m</sub> - E<sub>Na</sub>), I<sub>K</sub> = g<sub>K</sub> (V<sub>m</sub> - E<sub>K</sub>) and I<sub>L</sub> = g<sub>L</sub> (V<sub>m</sub> - E<sub>L</sub>**) passing through each type of ion channel being modeled. The reversal potentials of each of these (**E<sub>X</sub>**) can be altered above. \n",
     "\n",
     "5) The bottom plot shows the **neural membrane potential activity, V<sub>m</sub>**. The spikes here are called \"action potentials\". This variable is governed by the expression: **dV<sub>m</sub>/dt = (I<sub>inj</sub> - I<sub>Na</sub> - I<sub>K</sub> - I<sub>L</sub>)/C<sub>m</sub>**\n",
     "\n",
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
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+   "display_name": "Python 3",
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