Chapter 21 Possible functions of transmitter-controlled plateau potentials in α motoneurones

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Facilitation of spinal motoneurone excitability by 5-hydroxytryptamine and noradrenaline

1980 • 485 citations

Serotonin‐induced bistability of turtle motoneurones caused by a nifedipine‐sensitive calcium plateau potential.

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1984 • 353 citations

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1982 • 126 citations

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Serotonin-induced depolarization of rat facial motoneurons in vivo: Comparison with amino acid transmitters

1982 • 110 citations

Bistable firing properties of soleus motor units in unrestrained rats

1989 • 104 citations

Effects of barium on cat spinal motoneurons studied by voltage clamp

1980 • 97 citations

Transmitter-controlled properties of α-motoneurones causing long-lasting motor discharge to brief excitatory inputs

1986 • 89 citations

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1980 • 72 citations

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1981 • 44 citations

Motoneurons innervating the cremaster muscle of the rat are characteristically densely innervated by serotoninergic fibers as revealed by combined immunohistochemistry and retrograde fluorescence DAPI-labelling

1983 • 32 citations

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1986 • 28 citations

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