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The effects of the chlorides of potassium, calcium and sodium on the ? excitability of muscle

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Published1938
Citations9
References19

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ON THE INTENSITY-TIME RELATIONS FOR STIMULATION BY ELECTRIC CURRENTS. I

1932 • 157 citations

The recovery process of excitable tissues

1920 • 110 citations

The depolarization of crustacean nerve by stimulation or oxygen want

1929 • 88 citations

The cause of the rise in oxygen consumption of frog muscles in excess of potassium

1934 • 67 citations

EFFECT OF ANOXEMIA, CARBON DIOXIDE AND LACTIC ACID ON ELECTRICAL PHENOMENA OF MYELINATED FIBERS OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM

1929 • 61 citations

Excitable substances in the nerve‐muscle complex

1930 • 53 citations

On the spontaneous movements of amphibian skeletal muscle in saline solutions, with observations on the influence of potassium and calcium chlorides on muscular excitability

1908 • 36 citations

SODIUM AND CHLORIDE IN FROG MUSCLE

1934 • 29 citations

THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTROLYTES ON RESPIRATION IN NERVE

1935 • 23 citations

Identification of Lucas's α excitability

1932 • 23 citations

Some Physico-Mathematical Aspects of Nerve Conduction

1933 • 15 citations

CONDUCTION IN NERVE FIBRES

1934 • 11 citations

Phosphocreatine and lactic acid changes in potassium chloride contracture of frog muscles in acid solutions

1936 • 9 citations

Temperature coefficients in electrical excitation

1935 • 8 citations

THE CALCIUM CONTENT OF FROG NERVE

1934 • 8 citations

THE KINETICS OF THE EXCITATORY PROCESS

1936 • 8 citations

THE EXCITABILITY OF FROG MUSCLE WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO ITS LATENT ADDITION

1938 • 3 citations

THE APPARENT DISTORTION OF BRIEF RECTANGULAR ELECTRICAL STIMULI IN NERVE

1937 • 3 citations

ON THE KINETICS OF RECOVERY DURING THE REFRACTORY PERIOD IN FROG'S NERVE

1938 • 3 citations

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