Titlebook: Studies in Physiology; Presented to John C. D. R. Curtis,A. K. McIntyre Conference proceedings 1965 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1965

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Mammalian Slow and Fast Skeletal Muscle,introduced me, mammalian skeletal muscle. Although many would not primarily couple the name of .s with investigations in the field of muscle physiology his contributions to this field have extended over many years, passing from his early work in collaboration with . on the true form of the isometric

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Some Methods of Reducing Interference Caused by Stimulus Artifacts,a large artifact in the output of the recording amplifier at the time of electrical stimulation and during the period immediately following. A disturbance at the time of stimulation may not be troublesome, since signals indicating physiological activity are generally looked for after stimulation has

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The Actions of Amino Acids Upon Mammalian Neurones,stances upon nerve cells, has led to considerable speculation concerning the possible function of amino acids as central transmitter substances. It is intended in this brief review to outline the action of amino acids upon neurones within the feline central nervous system, and to discuss the questio

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Interneurones Activated by Higher Threshold Group I Muscle Afferents,y in definite areas or nuclei. For example, the second order neurones with the lowest threshold in the cutaneous pathway from the skin occur very superficially in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord of the cat (., . and . 1956; ., . and . 1960; ., . and . 1962). More ventrally lies the intermediate n

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Electrical Impedance of Striated Muscle and Its Relation to Contraction,citance between the inside and outside of 1 to 2 .F.cm. on the basis of measurements made at frequencies around 10 kc/s. From recent measurements carried out in a similar way to that of . and his co-workers, it appears that this estimate should be revised upward to about 2.5 .F/cm. (. 1964). Using a

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Interpretation of the Central Excitatory and Inhibitory States,ed to do. This being the case it is of some interest, historical as well as theoretical, to inquire into the reasons for it. One might imagine that they finally have been replaced by more precise concepts or, again, that they simply have been forgotten. In the middle twenties these concepts were imp

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The Origin and Significance of Antidromic Activity in Motor Nerves,ion. It is therefore appropriate to consider afresh the properties of motor nerve terminals, for many years a most controversial subject and characteristically one in which Sir . was, and is, still interested.