Translations of Foreign Biological Memoirs. 1. Memoirs On the Physiology of Nerve, of Muscle, And of the Electrical Organ
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LIVING TORPEDOS IN BERLIN. 489 of the skin ^, must remain undecided. In any case, the examination of dissimilarities in the skin forms an essential part of the investi- gation of the organ current, and the possibility of separating these two actions from each other, testifies at least to the superiority of our experimental methods, for until recently the existence of any action was regarded as doubtful and even denied.
3. On Polarisation of the organ by alternating Currents.
The most important ...questions in regard to the electrical organ, are for the moment closely connected with its behaviour when homodromous or heterodromous currents are sent through it, first those which concern the polarisations which they leave behind them, secondly, those which concern the apparently irreciprocal conduction of the organ. Is there any relatively positive polarisation of the organ, or is it nothing but the after-effect of a shock which gradually loses itself in the organ current ? Does the organ con- duct irreciprocally, or does only the semblance of such conduction arise, owing to absolutely positive polarisation adding itself to the homodromous current, whatever may be its cause and significance ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LIVING TORPEDOS IN BERLIN. 489 of the skin ^, must remain undecided. In any case, the examination of dissimilarities in the skin forms an essential part of the investi- gation of the organ current, and the possibility of separating these two actions from each other, testifies at least to the superiority of our experimental methods, for until recently the existence of any action was regarded as doubtful and even denied.
3. On Polarisation of the organ by alternating Currents.
The most important ...questions in regard to the electrical organ, are for the moment closely connected with its behaviour when homodromous or heterodromous currents are sent through it, first those which concern the polarisations which they leave behind them, secondly, those which concern the apparently irreciprocal conduction of the organ. Is there any relatively positive polarisation of the organ, or is it nothing but the after-effect of a shock which gradually loses itself in the organ current ? Does the organ con- duct irreciprocally, or does only the semblance of such conduction arise, owing to absolutely positive polarisation adding itself to the homodromous current, whatever may be its cause and significance ?
What to read after Translations of Foreign Biological Memoirs. 1. Memoirs On the Physiology of Nerve, of Muscle, And of the Electrical Organ?
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