- argued,
would affect the
movement of
sodium ions and make
nerve cells inexcitable, thus
causing anaesthesia. Skou
thought that
other types of membrane...
- the
resting potential to −60 mV, a
level at
which muscle fibers are
inexcitable to
ordinary stimuli. When the
resting potential approaches −50 mV, sodium...
-
several experiments on
nervous system function. In 1899 he
described the "
inexcitable" or "refractory phase" that
takes place between nerve impulses. His primary...
-
being stimulated by more than one pacemaker. Scar and
dying tissue is
inexcitable, but
around these areas usually lies a
penumbra of
hypoxic tissue that...
- excitement, incitable, incitant, incitation, incitative, incite, incitement,
inexcitable, insouciance, insouciant, irresuscitable, recital, recitation, recitative...
-
causes ionic disturbances. This
causes cellular membrane depolarization,
inexcitability, and so
muscle weakness. Ca2+
leakage from type 1
ryanodine receptor)...
- 2013). "Muscle MRI in
severe Guillain–Barré
syndrome with
motor nerve inexcitability".
Journal of Neurology. 260 (6): 1624–1630. doi:10.1007/s00415-013-6845-y...
- ****istant.
Besides being a
performance artist, Olga is a strange,
completely inexcitable woman. She
often keeps Dr.
Wackerstein in line,
acting as a
voice of...
- was
capable of
producing electric current. In 1899 he
described the "
inexcitable" or "refractory phase" that
takes place between nerve impulses. He also...
- and concentration.
Severe trauma has been
found to be ****ociated with
inexcitable and
narrowed attention and problem-solving strategies.
Since both physical...
