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How could a chirp be more effective than a louder clock - resonant transfer of energy between subthreshold excitation pulses and excitable tissues
Apr 01, 2005; Abstract By definition, electrical resonance of excitable biomembranes reflects their remarkable ability to select input signals...
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Paramecium: An excitable cell with great potential
May 01, 2002; HOW-TO-DO-IT Paramecium, a single-celled ciliate, is an excitable cell. This protozoa's swimming behavior is well documented as a...
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Electrically excitable normal rat kidney fibroblasts: A new model system for cell-semiconductor hybrids
Mar 01, 1999; ABSTRACT In testing various designs of cell-semiconductor hybrids, the choice of a suitable type of electrically excitable cell...
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Model of excitable tissue can be used to study reentrant cardiac arrhythmias.
Aug 09, 2004; 2004 AUG 9 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- A model of excitable tissue can be used to study reentrant cardiac arrhythmias. A study...
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Description Of Regulatory Mechanisms May Lead To Therapies For Variety Of Conditions.(ion channels in non-excitable cells may have therapeutic uses)
Jun 30, 2001; 2001 JUN 30 -- (NewsRx Network) -- Researchers have made an important scientific advance by describing regulatory mechanisms of...
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