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RESPONSES TO HYPERPOLARIZING CURRENTS IN CRAYFISH NERVE FIBERS DEPOLARIZED BY KCl
1966
The Japanese Journal of Physiology
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When hyperpolarizing currents are applied to the nerve membrane previously depolarized by KC1, the current-voltage relationship is not linear , i. e., the membrane potential being proportionally more increased than the current intensity. This process is time-dependent, i. e., the membrane potential gradually increases with time even if the current intensity is kept constant . This
doi:10.2170/jjphysiol.16.154
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