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CYCLE RETABLISSEMENT [1 record]

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Record 1 2009-03-24

English

Subject field(s)
  • Living Matter - General Properties
  • Morphology and General Physiology
CONT

Following conduction of an action potential there is a stereotyped sequence of changes in excitability as axons are initially refractory, then superexcitable and finally subexcitable. These activity-dependent oscillations in excitability subside over 100 ms [milliseconds] and together constitute the recovery cycle.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Propriétés générales de la matière vivante
  • Morphologie et physiologie générale
CONT

[...] les chercheurs ont mesuré les nombreuses caractéristiques de l'excitabilité axonale (relation entre le centre électrotonus, la constante force-durée, le cycle de rétablissement et le seuil de courant) au niveau du nerf médian du pouls de 58 patients SLA[sclérose latérale amyotropique] et ont comparé ces résultats à ceux de 25 personnes de référence du même âge.

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