Intracellular Responses to Physiologic Stimuli from 'Aplysia' Statocyst Receptor Cells,

Wiederhold,M. L.

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Accession Number : ADA004594

Title : Intracellular Responses to Physiologic Stimuli from 'Aplysia' Statocyst Receptor Cells,

Corporate Author : ARMED FORCES RADIOBIOLOGY RESEARCH INST BETHESDA MD

Personal Author(s) : Wiederhold,M. L.

Report Date : AUG 1974

Pagination or Media Count : 14

Abstract : By tilting a statocyst preparation with a receptor cell impaled by a microelectrode, depolarizing receptor potentials, action potentials and increased membrane conductance are observed during the application of the natural stimulus. The conductance increase has an equilibrium potential near -20 mV. Fluctuations in cell membrane potential increase in amplitude as the preparation is tilted in an excitatory direction.

Descriptors : *SENSE ORGANS, *GASTROPODA, EXPERIMENTAL DATA, RESISTANCE, SLOPE, NERVE CELLS, STIMULI, RESPONSE(BIOLOGY), ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY, MOLLUSCA, NERVE FIBERS.

Subject Categories : ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY

Distribution Statement : APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

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