- and
other excitable cells produce two
types of
electrical potential:
Electrotonic potential (or
graded potential), a non-propagated
local potential, resulting...
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Eileen T.; Knöpfel, Thomas; Kohl,
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Electrotonic coupling of
excitable and
nonexcitable cells in the
heart revealed by...
- all-or-none. They
include diverse potentials such as
receptor potentials,
electrotonic potentials,
subthreshold membrane potential oscillations, slow-wave potential...
-
mechanically sensitive ion
channels class VI:
connexins controlling electrotonic cell
coupling class VII:
molecules underlying longer term signalling...
-
smooth muscle cells that are
connected by gap
junctions which allow electrotonic spread of
activity between cells. A
multiplicity of
transmitters are...
-
ventricle may
influence the
ectopic pacemaker. That
influence will be
electrotonic;
depolarization of the
surrounding field will
induce a
partial depolarization...
-
potential sets it
apart from
graded potentials such as
receptor potentials,
electrotonic potentials,
subthreshold membrane potential oscillations, and synaptic...
-
active backpropagation of the
action potential,
there is also p****ive
electrotonic spread.
While there is
ample evidence to
prove the
existence of backpropagating...
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