2.3. 2. Analysis of variance 2.4. Estimating channel opening times 2.5. Modeling miniatures
2.6. Localizing the sites of MEPC generation 2.6. 1. Extracellular recording 2.6. 2. Two …

Innervation and organization 2.1. Properties of axons 2.1. 1. Excitatory axons 2.1. 2.
Inhibitory axons 2.2. Muscle fibers 2.3. Features of organization 2.3. 1. Representative …

Skeletal Muscle: Form and Function, Second Edition, provides readers with a detailed
understanding of the different facets of muscle physiology. Meticulously researched and …

Axons regenerate to reinnervate denervated skeletal muscle fibers precisely at original
synaptic sites, and they differentiate into nerve terminals where they contact muscle fibers …

A new myasthenic syndrome is described in a patient whose symptoms began soon after
birth and included generalized weakness increased by exertion, easy fatigability …

Peripheral nerve injury results in short-term and long-term changes in both neurons and
glia. In the present study, immunohistological and immunoblot analyses were used to …

1. A study has been made of the formation of synapses in developing striated muscles which
receive either a focal (the rat hemidiaphragm) or a distributed (the avian anterior latissimus …

Transmission of electrical information between excitable cells occurs at synapses, which are
morphologically specialized regions of close approximation between the membranes of the …

The functional and structural characteristics of the neuromuscular junction were studied in
anconeus muscle biopsies of 10 patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) …

Research conducted over the past 25 years has demonstrated that muscle activity, not
neurotrophic substances, is the most important factor in the regulation of specific …