- In physiology,
electrotonus refers to the p****ive
spread of
charge inside a
neuron and
between cardiac muscle cells or
smooth muscle cells. P****ive means...
- most
important factor determining threshold electrotonus is
membrane potential, so
threshold electrotonus can also be used as an
index of
membrane potential...
- ventricles.
Stimuli too weak to
produce a
spike do, however, set up a
local electrotonus, the
magnitude of the
electronic potential progressively increasing with...
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ventral root
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- "work on
inoculation against malaria" "Work in the
field of
physiology (
electrotonus, reflexes, respiration), and
especially his work on metabolism" "Research...
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Electrotonus and
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- peristalsis, the
sensory functions of the
spinal cord, the
physiology of
electrotonus, on
protein metabolism and on
regulation of body
temperature by the nervous...
