Post-tetanic depolarization in sympathetic neurones of the guinea-pig
AUTOR(ES)
Dun, N. J.
RESUMO
1. Repetitive intracellular stimulation at a frequency of 5-30 Hz for 1-10 s evoked in neurones of the isolated inferior mesenteric and superior cervical ganglia of the guinea-pig three types of post-spike membrane potential changes: (i) hyperpolarization, (ii) hyperpolarization followed by a slow depolarization, and (iii) a second hyperpolarization following the initial two responses.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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