• DOI:10.1113/JPHYSIOL.1996.SP021297
Corpus ID: 98538436

Spontaneous and uniquantal‐evoked endplate currents in normal frogs are indistinguishable.

@article{Kloot1996SpontaneousAU,
  title={Spontaneous and uniquantal‐evoked endplate currents in normal frogs are indistinguishable.},
  author={W. Kloot},
  journal={The Journal of Physiology},
  year={1996},
  volume={492},
  pages={155-162}
}

W. Kloot

Published 1996

Chemistry

The Journal of Physiology

1. A recent paper concludes that the shapes of spontaneous and uniquantal-evoked signals are different. The signals were recorded with extracellular electrodes, often in the presence of neostigmine. Differences were reported between the voltage-time integrals, and between the decay times of spontaneous and evoked signals. 2. These results disagree with earlier studies using the two-electrode voltage clamp technique. 3. We recorded miniature-endplate currents (MEPCs) and uniquantal-endplate… CONTINUE READING

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