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Electrophysiology of caudal neurosecretory cells in the skate and fluke
M. V.L. Bennett
, S. Fox
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Electrophysiology
100%
Skate
100%
Neurosecretory Cells
100%
Fluke
100%
Axon
85%
Soma
57%
Spontaneous Excitatory Postsynaptic Current (sEPSC)
57%
Axon Hillock
28%
Hyperpolarization
28%
Myelinated Fibers
28%
Long Latency
28%
Undershoot
28%
Spinal Cord
14%
Intravenous Injection
14%
Hypotonic Solutions
14%
Motoneuron
14%
Antidromic Stimulation
14%
Latency
14%
Rostral
14%
Excitatory Postsynaptic Potential
14%
Cord
14%
Conduction Velocity
14%
Refractoriness
14%
Long-term Response
14%
Antidromic
14%
Antidromic Spike
14%
Microelectrode Technique
14%
High Threshold
14%
Neurosecretory
14%
Direct Response
14%
Slow Propagation
14%
Paralichthys Dentatus
14%
Initial Part
14%
Visual Control
14%
Brief Stimuli
14%
Recording Sites
14%
Late Components
14%
Intracellular Microelectrodes
14%
Antidromic Conduction
14%
Neuroscience
Neurosecretory Cell
100%
Electrophysiology
100%
Axon
100%
Soma
37%
Carisoprodol
37%
Postsynaptic Potential
12%
Conduction Velocity
12%
Spinal Cord
12%