Experiments with the giant nerve fibres of squids and cuttlefish show that electrical activ-ity is associated with characteristic movements of the sodium and potassium ions. When an im-pulse is conducted along one of these fibres sodium ions move inwards from the more concen-trated solution outside the fibre while potassium ions move outwards from the more concentrated solution inside the fibre. Measurements with tracers, such as those made by Rothenberg (1950), Keynes (1951), Keynes and Lewis (1951
Our understanding of the ionic basis of axonal conduction has been largely derived from studies carr...
This communication summarizes the experimental evidence obtained in the giant nerve fibre of the tro...
The study of the distribution and amount of electrolytes in the nerve fibre has long been a matter o...
The importance of ionic movements in excitable tissues has been emphasized by a number of recent exp...
Our purpose in this paper is to present some experimental findings that have a bearing on the transp...
description of the time course of the current which flows through the mem-brane of the squid giant a...
1. An electrophysiological method was used to estimate the half-times for sodium and potassium entry...
The fact that the nerve membrane shows permselectivity for cations (1) suggests the presence of fixe...
Theoretical net ionic movements have been calculated for the propagated impulse of the squid axon fr...
Nerve fibers examined under voltage-clamp condi-tions show that after a sudden decrease in membrane ...
The original experiments of Cole and Moore (1960. Biophys. J. 1:161–202.), using conditioning and te...
The governing theory of electric signal transfer through nerve fibre, as established by Hodgkin and ...
International audienceRecent analyses of the genomes of several animal species, including man, have ...
The sodium conductance of the membrane of the giant axon of squid was isolated by the use of potassi...
To determine how the permeant cations interact with the sodium channel, the instantaneous current-vo...
Our understanding of the ionic basis of axonal conduction has been largely derived from studies carr...
This communication summarizes the experimental evidence obtained in the giant nerve fibre of the tro...
The study of the distribution and amount of electrolytes in the nerve fibre has long been a matter o...
The importance of ionic movements in excitable tissues has been emphasized by a number of recent exp...
Our purpose in this paper is to present some experimental findings that have a bearing on the transp...
description of the time course of the current which flows through the mem-brane of the squid giant a...
1. An electrophysiological method was used to estimate the half-times for sodium and potassium entry...
The fact that the nerve membrane shows permselectivity for cations (1) suggests the presence of fixe...
Theoretical net ionic movements have been calculated for the propagated impulse of the squid axon fr...
Nerve fibers examined under voltage-clamp condi-tions show that after a sudden decrease in membrane ...
The original experiments of Cole and Moore (1960. Biophys. J. 1:161–202.), using conditioning and te...
The governing theory of electric signal transfer through nerve fibre, as established by Hodgkin and ...
International audienceRecent analyses of the genomes of several animal species, including man, have ...
The sodium conductance of the membrane of the giant axon of squid was isolated by the use of potassi...
To determine how the permeant cations interact with the sodium channel, the instantaneous current-vo...
Our understanding of the ionic basis of axonal conduction has been largely derived from studies carr...
This communication summarizes the experimental evidence obtained in the giant nerve fibre of the tro...
The study of the distribution and amount of electrolytes in the nerve fibre has long been a matter o...