 I find it extremely difficult to be sure of killing the interior of a tissue by scalding the outside. This derives additional support from certain experiments of Kuhne on conduction of excitation in a nerve, the specimen employed being the sartorius of...  Researches on irritability of plants - Page 149by Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose - 1913 - 376 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Biology - 1914 - 540 pages
...doubt may again be entertained as to whether the tissue had really been killed. In my own experience, 1 find it extremely difficult to be sure of killing...warm oil, the half which remained normal twitched * ' Lectures on Physiology of Plants,' 1886, p. 585. on cutting the rigored portion with scissors,... | |
 | Wilhelm Biedermann - Electrophysiology - 1898 - 524 pages
...frog's muscles, eg sartorius and gracilis; by Babuchin in the still more suitable organ of Malapterurus. The delicate nerve, which enters the middle of the...muscle, so that the single fibres that constitute the bifurcations branch many times dichotomously. When Kiihne threw the broad upper end of the muscle into... | |
 | Wilhelm Biedermann - 1898 - 520 pages
...muscles, eg sartorius and gracilis ; by Babuchin in the still more suitable organ of Malapterurus. The delicate nerve, which enters the middle of the...muscle, so that the single fibres that constitute the bifurcations branch many times dichotomously. When Klihne threw the broad upper end of the muscle into... | |
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