Animal Mechanism: a Treatise On Terrestrial And Aerial Locomotion

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When this de- viation has been effected, and the needle has become stationary in its new position, it is only necessary to produce tetanus in the muscle, and immediately the needle retrogrades towards zero. This is what Du Bois Reymond calls the negative varia- tion of the muscular current. The same phenomenon is observed in the voluntary contraction of the muscles.
The interpretation of the negative variation is very im- portant. Du Bois Reymond having remarked, that for a single muscular shoc
...k no defl.ection of the needle from zero is obtained, concluded that this is on account of the short dura- tion of the electrical disturbance accompanying a shock. In tetanus, on the contrary, a series of modifications in the electrical condition of the muscle correspond to the series of shocks produced — their accumulated influence deflects the magnetic needle.
This phenomenon is familiar to physicists. It is known that the needle of a galvanometer subjected to a frequently- interrupted current, takes a fixed nosition intermediate be- OP ELECTRICITY IN ANIMALS.


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