A DISCUSSION ON THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL BASIS OF MUSCULAR CONTRACTION. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.
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Chemical Phenomena↗
Biomedical subjects
A F HUXLEY
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THE LINKS BETWEEN EXCITATION AND CONTRACTION.
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Humans↗
EXCITATION AND CONDUCTION IN NERVE: QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS.
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THE ACTION POTENTIAL IN THE MYELINATED NERVE FIBER OF XENOPUS LAEVIS AS COMPUTED ON THE BASIS OF VOLTAGE CLAMP DATA.
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Action Potentials↗
Striation patterns in active and passive shortening of muscle.
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Structural identification of twitch and slow striated muscle fibers of the frog.
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Muscle Fibers, Skeletal↗
The maximum length for contraction in vertebrate straiated muscle.
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Ion movements during nerve activity.
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Measurement of the striations of isolated muscle fibres with the interference microscope.
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Muscles↗
Local activation of striated muscle fibres.
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Local activation of striated muscle from the frog and the crab.
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Animals↗
Muscle structure and theories of contraction.
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Blood Proteins↗
Interpretation of muscle striation: evidence from visible light microscopy.
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A high-power interference microscope.
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Microscopy↗