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[Effect on an isolated "bursting" snail neuron of an endogenous peptide initiating bursting activity].

O N Osipenko

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Application of an endogenous peptide ("initiating factor") isolated from the ganglia of the snail Helix pomatia elicited bursting activity in a silent isolated "bursting" neuron. Oxytocin application under the same conditions produced only depolarization of the neuronal membrane.

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Application of an endogenous peptide ("initiating factor") isolated from the ganglia of the snail Helix pomatia elicited bursting activity in a silent isolated "bursting" neuron. Oxytocin application under the same conditions produced only depolarization of the neuronal membrane.

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Application of an endogenous peptide ("initiating factor") isolated from the ganglia of the snail Helix pomatia elicited bursting activity in a silent isolated "bursting" neuron. Oxytocin application under the same conditions produced only depolarization of the neuronal membrane.

Key concepts: Bursting, Helix pomatia, Snail, Endogeny, Neuron, Neuroscience, Depolarization, Biology

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