The Specific Ionic Conductances and the Ionic Movements across the Motoneuronal Membrane That Produce the Inhibitory Post-Synaptic Potential.¶
Coombs, J. S., Eccles, J. C., & Fatt, P. (1955). The Specific Ionic Conductances and the Ionic Movements across the Motoneuronal Membrane That Produce the Inhibitory Post-Synaptic Potential. Journal of Physiology, 326-373.
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- The pioneering intracellular work of Coombs, Eccles, and Fatt established the ionic-conductance basis in motoneurons and remains a foundational experimental anchor.
This sourceFoundational intracellular and ionic-conductance study.
- The pioneering intracellular work of Coombs, Eccles, and Fatt established the ionic-conductance basis in motoneurons and remains a foundational experimental anchor.
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