Differential reaction of fast and slow alpha-motoneurones to axotomy.
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Summary
It is concluded that fast (m.g.) and slow (sol.) alpha-motoneurones have qualitatively different properties, suggesting that alterations in the motoneurone properties observed after section of the muscle nerves resulted from axotomy of the mot oneurones rather than from sensory deprivation.
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- article
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- 1974-08-01
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Keywords
Axotomy, Anatomy, Electrophysiology, Chemistry, Nerve conduction velocity
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