Irritability; a Physiological Analysis of the General Effect of Stimuli in Living Substance
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Physiologic Bd. Ill, 1904.
THE PROCESS OF EXCITATION 103 Fig. 11.
Arransement for asphyxiating the nerve. A — Gasometer containing pure nitrogen. B and Bi— Vessels for washing the gas. C— Ether cliamber for eventual experiments with narcosis. D, Di and E^Gbss faucets. F— Moist chamber. G — Asphyxiation chamber. H and Hi— Two pairs of electrodes over which the nerve is laid. I— Nerve muscle preparation.
nerve recovers almost instantaneously. Within the space of a minute its irritability has rise...n again to its full height and the same experiment, with the same result, can be repeated. Finally, as FiUie^ has shown, the like result is obtained when the nerve is asphyxiated in a fluid medium.
All these facts, the number of which indeed could be increased greatly for other aerobic forms, suffice to establish the fundamen- 1 H. Fillie: "Studien iiber die Erstickung des Nerven in Fliisigkeiten.*' schrift f. allgemeine Fhysiologie, Bd. VIII, 1908.
Zeit- 104 IRRITABILITY tal importance of oxygen to the maintenance of irritability of living substance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Physiologic Bd. Ill, 1904.
THE PROCESS OF EXCITATION 103 Fig. 11.
Arransement for asphyxiating the nerve. A — Gasometer containing pure nitrogen. B and Bi— Vessels for washing the gas. C— Ether cliamber for eventual experiments with narcosis. D, Di and E^Gbss faucets. F— Moist chamber. G — Asphyxiation chamber. H and Hi— Two pairs of electrodes over which the nerve is laid. I— Nerve muscle preparation.
nerve recovers almost instantaneously. Within the space of a minute its irritability has rise...n again to its full height and the same experiment, with the same result, can be repeated. Finally, as FiUie^ has shown, the like result is obtained when the nerve is asphyxiated in a fluid medium.
All these facts, the number of which indeed could be increased greatly for other aerobic forms, suffice to establish the fundamen- 1 H. Fillie: "Studien iiber die Erstickung des Nerven in Fliisigkeiten.*' schrift f. allgemeine Fhysiologie, Bd. VIII, 1908.
Zeit- 104 IRRITABILITY tal importance of oxygen to the maintenance of irritability of living substance.
What to read after Irritability; a Physiological Analysis of the General Effect of Stimuli in Living Substance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Max Verworn to read onlineMoreLess
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