Ionic requirements for membrane oscillations and their dependence on the calcium concentration in a molluscan pace-maker neurone
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Gorman, A. L. F.
RESUMO
1. Membrane currents from the bursting pace-maker neurone R-15 of Aplysia were measured under conditions designed to simulate membrane oscillations. Changes in the absorbance of the Ca2+-sensitive dye arsenazo III were used to monitor changes in the free intracellular Ca2+ concentration, [Ca]i, under these conditions. In addition, changes in the extracellular K+, concentration [K]o were measured with K+-sensitive electrodes.
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