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PubMed1976

[Effect of the cholinesterase inhibitor armin on meuromuscular synapse function of the frog sartorius muscle].

The organophosphurus inhibitor of cholinesterases armin(2-10-9--2-10-4 M) prolonged postjunction potentials and in concentration 2-10-9--2-10-7 M increased the amplitude of miniature end-plate potentials (m. e. p. p. s and quantum content of e.p.p.s. These parameters were increased again after washing. Thus, armin (2-10-9--2-10-7 M) exerts anticholinesterase effect only. In concentrations 2-10-6--2-10-4M, in addition to the anticholinesterase effect, it affects presynaptic membrane and inhibits postsynaptic membrane cholinoreceptors.

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PubMed1976

[The functional heterogeneity of the synapses of the frog sartorius muscle].

Three main types of neuro-muscular junctions were revealed by means of the e.p.p. quantum content and the e.p.p. dynamics during high-frequency stimulation. Heterogeneity of synaptic apparatus seems to be mainly due to different intensities of quantum release. Subctances facilitating neuro-muscular transmission (Ca2+ ions, imidazol) were more effective in myoneural junctions with low e.p.p. quantum content, while depressing chemical agents (acetylcholine, tubocurarine) exerted a more potent effect in junctions with high quantum content.

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