Neurones without Impulses: Their Significance for Vertebrate and Invertebrate Nervous Systems - Society for Experimental Biology Seminar Series - Society for Experimental Biology (Great Britain) - Books - Cambridge University Press - 9780521299350 - February 5, 1981
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Neurones without Impulses: Their Significance for Vertebrate and Invertebrate Nervous Systems - Society for Experimental Biology Seminar Series

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Recent improvements in techniques of recording from single neurones have revealed that many do not usually fire impulses. This book reviews all known examples and considers how neurones can function without impulses. The results summarised are of central importance to our understanding of how nervous systems function at the cellular level.

304 pages, illustrations, index

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released February 5, 1981
ISBN13 9780521299350
Publishers Cambridge University Press
Pages 304
Dimensions 154 × 228 × 20 mm   ·   466 g
Language English  
Editor Bush, B. M. H.
Editor Roberts, Alan

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