American Journal of Physiology
American Journal of Physiology
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What is the r61e qf other ions with respect to ventricular rhythmic activity?
II. Methods.
The preparations experimented upon consisted of slender strips cut from the ventricle of the turtle, Chrysemys marginata. In making them the ventricle was cut through a little below the auriculo-ventricular groove. A second cut parallel and two or three millimetres below the first removed from the ventricle a complete ring of tissue. The ring was next cut at opposite sides so as to form two pieces as near... alike physically and anatomically as possible.
Each piece was usually about ten millimetres long by two or three millimetres thick. In many experiments both strips were used at the same time with one as a control. The heart was never washed out with physiological salt solution before making the strips because such treatment so modifies the tissue that it will not react to salt solutions in the manner of normal muscle. The cut slips were placed on filter paper and as much blood removed as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is the r61e qf other ions with respect to ventricular rhythmic activity?
II. Methods.
The preparations experimented upon consisted of slender strips cut from the ventricle of the turtle, Chrysemys marginata. In making them the ventricle was cut through a little below the auriculo-ventricular groove. A second cut parallel and two or three millimetres below the first removed from the ventricle a complete ring of tissue. The ring was next cut at opposite sides so as to form two pieces as near... alike physically and anatomically as possible.
Each piece was usually about ten millimetres long by two or three millimetres thick. In many experiments both strips were used at the same time with one as a control. The heart was never washed out with physiological salt solution before making the strips because such treatment so modifies the tissue that it will not react to salt solutions in the manner of normal muscle. The cut slips were placed on filter paper and as much blood removed as possible.
What to read after American Journal of Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Physiological Society (1887- ) to read onlineMoreLess
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