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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TETANISATION»
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1
Eight Lectures on the Signs of Life from Their Electrical Aspect
TETANISATION AND ILLUMINATION 55 response to light by strong tetanisation,
and vice versa for modifications of the response to induction shocks by strong
illumination, I also took series of positive responses to light and to weak ...
Augustus Désiré Waller, 1903
2
Comparative electro-physiology: a physico-physiological study
Normal Electro-motive Response in Tin, enhanced after Tetanisation 629 387.
Photographic Record of Abnormal Response of Selenium Cell converted into
Normal after Tetanisation 630 388. Photographic Record showing Moderate
Normal ...
Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose, 1907
3
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
In the course of preliminary trials of the after-effects of tetanisation, it was evident
that the positive retinal after-effect was the prolongation of a positive eflect
occurring during the passage of the tetanising currents. . The practical difficulty in
the ...
4
Memory and the Hippocampus: Elements of a Neurobiological Theory
A particularly critical prediction was that L-LTP should occur in response to weak
tetanisation that ordinarily induces rapidly decaying E-LTP when the weak
tetanisation is given shortly before or shortly after strong tetanisation to separate
...
5
Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
(2.) The augmented conductivity of the living skin from (125) 25 to 35 in
consequence of tetanisation. eo mm. Fig. 1 (Nos. 4193— 4200).— Skin of Breast
5 hours after amputation. Tested by tetanising currents lor periods of 5 sees, each
from a ...
6
The Journal of Physiology
Demonstration of photo-electrical effects on the Frog's Eyeball before and after
tetanisation. By A. D. Waller. In the course of a discussion concerning the nature
of the photoelectrical effects of the frog's eyeball at a recent meeting of the
Society ...
7
From Messengers to Molecules: Memories are Made of These
SOjirn Figure 3. ATF3 induction in dentate granule cells varies with tetanisation
protocol and is NMDA receptor dependent. Brains were removed 2 h after the
indicated HFS protocols, and coronal brain sections were immunostained for
ATF3.
Gernot Riedel, Bettina Platt, 2004
8
Simpler Nervous Systems
The influence of tetanisation (A) on LPa3 (A) and V1 (B) cell membrane
resistance. Membrane resistance was tested by passing 1-nA constantcurrent
pulses through a separate barrel of the microelectrode. Time calibration 1 s for
the EPSPs in ...
D. A. Sakharov, William Winlow, 1991
9
Intercellular Communication
Extracellular microtetanisat ion Field potentials were recorded from str.
pyramidale in 6 additional experiments with intracellular tetanisation. The
tetanisation (1-6 nA) was usually paired with testing afferent stimulation which
was sufficiently ...
10
Memory Mechanisms in Health and Disease: Mechanistic Basis ...
Depending on the frequency and pattern of tetanisation distinct types of CA1 LTP
can be induced (Table 1.1). A standard tetanus (e.g. 100 Hz, 1 s) induces “early”
LTP (E-LTP) that declines within 3 hours. The induction of this LTP type requires
...
