Electro-Physiology
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655).- He employed for this purpose the gastrocnemius muscle of a non-curarized frog, connecting both tendinous ends with the galva- nometer and exciting contraction by single induction shocks directed through the sciatic nerve. The excitation wave proceeded, in this instance, not from the end of the muscle-fibre, but from the end-plate of the nerve. It was observed in these experiments, from the movement of the needle, that the negative variation consists of two phases, in the first of which t...he lower end of the muscle becomes positive, and in the second the upper end, indicating, according to Hermann, the passage of, first, a descending, and, secondl^^, of an ascending action current.
Holmgren, who had previously observed the same phenomena in the gastrocnemius, believed that the first phase of the negative variation took place entirely in the latent period, and the second in tlie stage of beginning contraction.
Hermann {Archiv fur die gesammte Physiologie, 1877) repeated these experiments with a special apparatus, — the Fall rheotome, — by means of which the galvanometer circuit was closed bj' a falling body, for a brief moment, at a definite period of time after stimulation.
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655).- He employed for this purpose the gastrocnemius muscle of a non-curarized frog, connecting both tendinous ends with the galva- nometer and exciting contraction by single induction shocks directed through the sciatic nerve. The excitation wave proceeded, in this instance, not from the end of the muscle-fibre, but from the end-plate of the nerve. It was observed in these experiments, from the movement of the needle, that the negative variation consists of two phases, in the first of which t...he lower end of the muscle becomes positive, and in the second the upper end, indicating, according to Hermann, the passage of, first, a descending, and, secondl^^, of an ascending action current.
Holmgren, who had previously observed the same phenomena in the gastrocnemius, believed that the first phase of the negative variation took place entirely in the latent period, and the second in tlie stage of beginning contraction.
Hermann {Archiv fur die gesammte Physiologie, 1877) repeated these experiments with a special apparatus, — the Fall rheotome, — by means of which the galvanometer circuit was closed bj' a falling body, for a brief moment, at a definite period of time after stimulation.
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