Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine

September 1985, Volume 100, Issue 3, pp 1207–1210 | Cite as

Frequency-dependent effects on the isolated frog heart in an alternating electric field

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• É. A. Bogdanova
• L. N. Plyashkevich
• A. G. Smagin

Biochemistry and Biophysics

Received: 20 July 1984

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Key Words

electrical stimulation resonance phenomena sweeping chrono-inotropism 

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• É. A. Bogdanova
• L. N. Plyashkevich
• A. G. Smagin

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