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Calcium transients in amphibian musclecellular calcium transients associated with excitation-contraction coupling. While it is not yet possible to make quantitative estimates of the changes in calcium concentration involved, it is possible to detect substantial changes in intracellular calcium transients resulting from changes in temper

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Axons, dendrites and synapsesealed synaptic connections of dendrites and cell bodies that are not present in the motoneuron. Similar findings in many other parts of the nervous system suggest the need to revise our concepts of synaptic relations and functional properties of axons and dendrites.—. Axons, dendrites and synapses.

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Motoneuron dendrites: role in synaptic integrationin these neurons indicate that the specific resistance of dendritic membranes in resting motoneurons is at least 2,000 ohm-cm.. When the specific membrane resistance is this high, even the most distal dendritic synapses can contribute significantly to the depolarization of the soma, and hence influe

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Membranes, ions, and impulses: Dedication to Kacy ColeThe title of the Colloquium on . was chosen from Cole’s book, and it is a pleasure to dedicate this collection of papers given at the Colloquium to Kacy. It is a privilege to be in the unique position of having been associated with both Kacy Cole and Dan Tosteson, our American Physiological Society President for 1974.