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20,25‐diazacholesterol myotonia: An electrophysiological study
R. E. Furman, R. L. Barchi
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Action Potential
33%
Anode Break Excitation
33%
Cable Analysis
33%
Chloride Conductance
33%
Current-voltage
33%
Delayed Relaxation
33%
Depolarization
33%
Electrical Activity
100%
Electromyography
33%
Electrophysiological Characteristics
33%
Electrophysiological Study
100%
Intracellular Microelectrodes
33%
Ionic Concentration
33%
Mammalian Skeletal muscle
33%
Mechanical Relaxation
33%
Microelectrode Recording
33%
Myotonia
100%
Myotonic Discharges
33%
Myotonic Syndromes
66%
Potassium
33%
Potassium Current
33%
Recovery Period
33%
Spontaneous Activity
33%
Neuroscience
Action Potential
100%
Chloride Conductance
100%
In Vivo
100%
Potassium Conductance
100%
Skeletal Muscle
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Action Potential
50%
Buffer
50%
Chloride Conductance
50%
Microelectrode
50%
Myotonia
100%
Potassium Conductance
50%
Skeletal Muscle
50%
Material Science
Anode
50%
Potassium
100%