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Neuromuscular transmission in frog’s unstriated muscle

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    The neuromuscular junction in frog’s unstriated muscle is more susceptible than the muscle to fatigue, toxic action of substances and oxygen lack.

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    Calcium and potassium are necessary for neuromuscular transmission.

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    Spontaneous contractions and those produced by electric current are myogenic.

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  1. Physiological Laboratory, Medical College, Agra

    Inderjit Singh & Sunita Inderjit Singh

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Singh, I., Singh, S.I. Neuromuscular transmission in frog’s unstriated muscle. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. 28, 51–55 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03050316

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