Differences between foreign and original innervation of skeletal muscle in the frog
AUTOR(ES)
Sayers, Helen
RESUMO
1. In order to investigate the characteristics of synapses formed by a foreign nerve in skeletal muscle of the frog, the hypoglossal nerve in Rana pipiens was implanted under the cutaneus pectoris (c.p.) muscle which was denervated 1 month later.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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