[Relations between the intracellular electric activity and the global ventricular mechanogram of the cooled rat heart. Influence of the rhythm].
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Animals↗
Biomedical subjects
G WALLON
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[Action of veratrine on the mechanical and electrical phenomena of the isolated perfused heart].
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Electromagnetic Phenomena↗
[Relation between the localized mechanogram and the intracellular cardiac electrogram on the isolated mammalian heart. Positive inotropic effect of previous contractions].
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Animals↗
[Simultaneous recording of the intracellular cardiac electrogram and of the mechanogram on the isolated mammal heart].
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Animals↗
[Role of the thyroid in cardiac electrogenesis in mammals].
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Animals↗
[Effect of certain narcotics on isolated nerve from batrachian. I. Effect on excitability and on action potential].
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Action Potentials↗
[Action of certain narcotics on isolated batrachian nerve. II. Attempted interpretation].
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Humans↗
The complex action of carbon dioxide on the nervous tissue.
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Carbon Dioxide↗
[Effect of calcium on the sensitivity of the myelinated nerve of the frog to carbon dioxide].
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Animals↗
[Process of excitation produced by repeated shocks].
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Humans↗
[Electrodiagnosis by subliminal resonance].
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Electrodiagnosis↗
[Dyssymmetry of the stimulation process according to the impulse of conditioned stimulus].
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Conditioning, Psychological↗