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Excitability and Phosphorylation of Muscle and Nerve in Sodium-free Hydrazinium Solution

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THE electrical activity of frog skeletal muscle was found to be maintained in a sodium-free hydrazinium solution1,2. In addition, excitability of ventral nerve roots was normal in a hydrazinium solution (unpublished). A series of studies were undertaken to determine the influence of hydrazine on the biochemical properties of conductive tissues, and this communication is concerned specifically with phosphorylation and energy synthesis.

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ABOOD, L., KOKETSU, K. Excitability and Phosphorylation of Muscle and Nerve in Sodium-free Hydrazinium Solution. Nature 184, 725–726 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/184725a0

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