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By other experiments it was ascertained that the alteration was neither due to altered temperature nor to anything else in the expired air but CO^. It is then evident that nerve is extraordinarily sensitive to COj, and this clear fact will form the point of departure of our further study.
REFERENCES.
The general notion of " internal respiration," the functional attribute of all protoplasm, as distinguished from " ex- ternal respiration," the accessory means, alluded to on p. 48, is developed by... Claude Bernard in his Legons sur les PhSnomenes de la Vie communs aux animaux et aux vigetaux, vol. ii., Paris, 1879. The notion of the double aspect of functional changes in living matter, expressed in the terms — analysis and synthesis, breaking- down and building-up, dissimilation and assimilation, 54 ANIMAL ELECTRICITY. ^LECTURE II.
katabolism and anabolism, disintegration and reintegra- tion— is developed at length by Claude Bernard in PMno- menes de la Vie, vol. ii., by Hering in "Zo^ipj," ix., 1888, Zur Tkeorie der Vorgdngein der hbendigen Substanz, and from the particular standpoint of electrical phenomena by pering's pupil Biedgrmann, in several papers summarised in his Elektrophysiologie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By other experiments it was ascertained that the alteration was neither due to altered temperature nor to anything else in the expired air but CO^. It is then evident that nerve is extraordinarily sensitive to COj, and this clear fact will form the point of departure of our further study.
REFERENCES.
The general notion of " internal respiration," the functional attribute of all protoplasm, as distinguished from " ex- ternal respiration," the accessory means, alluded to on p. 48, is developed by... Claude Bernard in his Legons sur les PhSnomenes de la Vie communs aux animaux et aux vigetaux, vol. ii., Paris, 1879. The notion of the double aspect of functional changes in living matter, expressed in the terms — analysis and synthesis, breaking- down and building-up, dissimilation and assimilation, 54 ANIMAL ELECTRICITY. ^LECTURE II.
katabolism and anabolism, disintegration and reintegra- tion— is developed at length by Claude Bernard in PMno- menes de la Vie, vol. ii., by Hering in "Zo^ipj," ix., 1888, Zur Tkeorie der Vorgdngein der hbendigen Substanz, and from the particular standpoint of electrical phenomena by pering's pupil Biedgrmann, in several papers summarised in his Elektrophysiologie.
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