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The Neuron
Symposium Volume XVII Contents
Forward v
List of Participants ix
Introduction
BODIAN, DAVID. Introductory survey of neurons 1
TOBIAS, JULIAN M. Some optically detectable consequences of activity in nerve 15
FRANKENHAEUSER, BERNHARD. The hypothesis of saltatory conduction 27
TASAKI, I. Conduction of impulses in the myelinated nerve fiber 37
Properties of Nerve Axons I
HODGKIN, A. L., and HUXLEY, A. F. Movement of sodium and potassium ions during nervous activity 43
BRINK, FRANK, BRONK, D. W., CARLSON, F. D., and CONNELLY, C. M. The oxygen uptake of active axons 53
LORENTE DE NÓ, R. Observations on the properties of the epineurium of frog Nerve 299
Properties of Nerve Axons II
MONNIER, A. M. The damping factor as a functional criterion in nerve physiology 69
SHEDLOVSKY, THEODORE. Electromotive force from proton transfer reactions: A model for Bioelectric phenomena 97
THERMAN, P.-O. Electrotonic potentials and excitability changes in nerve 103
Peripheral Origins of Nervous Activity
HUNT, CARLTON C. Muscle stretch receptors; peripheral mechanisms and reflex function 113
HARTLINE, H. K., WAGNER, HENRY G., and MACNICHOL, E. F. JR. The peripheral origin of nervous activity in the visual system 125
DAVIS, H., TASAKI, I., and GOLDSTEIN, R. The peripheral origin of activity, with reference to the ear 143
The Neuron Soma
WIERSMA, C. A. G. Neurons of Arthropods 155
OTTOSON, D., and SVAETICHIN, G. Electrophysiological investigations of the frog retina 165
ECCLES, J. C. The electrophysiological properties of the motoneurone 175
WOODBURY, J. WALTER, and PATTON, HARRY D. Electrical activity, with reference to the ear 143
Cortical and Spinal Neurons
CHANG, HSIANG-TUNG. Cortical neurons with particular reference to the apical dendrites 189
LLOYD, DAVID P. C. Electrotonus in dorsal nerve roots 203
BERNHARD, CARL GUSTAF. The cord dorsum potentials in relation to peripheral source of afferent stimulation 221
Spinal Cord and Sympathetic Ganglia
SKOGLUND, C. R. Factors that modify transmission thru the spinal cord 233
LARRABEE, MARTIN G., and BRONK, DETLEV W. Metabolic requirements of sympathetic neurons 245
Junctional Transmission
BULLOCK, THEODORE H. The invertebrate neuron junction 267
FATT, P., and KATZ, B. Some problems of neuro-muscular transmission 275
KUFFLER, STEPHEN W. Neurons in the retina: Organization, inhibition and excitation problems 281
Appendix
KARREMAN, G., and LANDAHL, H. D. On the mathematical biology of excitation phenomena 293
List of Participants ix
Introduction
BODIAN, DAVID. Introductory survey of neurons 1
TOBIAS, JULIAN M. Some optically detectable consequences of activity in nerve 15
FRANKENHAEUSER, BERNHARD. The hypothesis of saltatory conduction 27
TASAKI, I. Conduction of impulses in the myelinated nerve fiber 37
Properties of Nerve Axons I
HODGKIN, A. L., and HUXLEY, A. F. Movement of sodium and potassium ions during nervous activity 43
BRINK, FRANK, BRONK, D. W., CARLSON, F. D., and CONNELLY, C. M. The oxygen uptake of active axons 53
LORENTE DE NÓ, R. Observations on the properties of the epineurium of frog Nerve 299
Properties of Nerve Axons II
MONNIER, A. M. The damping factor as a functional criterion in nerve physiology 69
SHEDLOVSKY, THEODORE. Electromotive force from proton transfer reactions: A model for Bioelectric phenomena 97
THERMAN, P.-O. Electrotonic potentials and excitability changes in nerve 103
Peripheral Origins of Nervous Activity
HUNT, CARLTON C. Muscle stretch receptors; peripheral mechanisms and reflex function 113
HARTLINE, H. K., WAGNER, HENRY G., and MACNICHOL, E. F. JR. The peripheral origin of nervous activity in the visual system 125
DAVIS, H., TASAKI, I., and GOLDSTEIN, R. The peripheral origin of activity, with reference to the ear 143
The Neuron Soma
WIERSMA, C. A. G. Neurons of Arthropods 155
OTTOSON, D., and SVAETICHIN, G. Electrophysiological investigations of the frog retina 165
ECCLES, J. C. The electrophysiological properties of the motoneurone 175
WOODBURY, J. WALTER, and PATTON, HARRY D. Electrical activity, with reference to the ear 143
Cortical and Spinal Neurons
CHANG, HSIANG-TUNG. Cortical neurons with particular reference to the apical dendrites 189
LLOYD, DAVID P. C. Electrotonus in dorsal nerve roots 203
BERNHARD, CARL GUSTAF. The cord dorsum potentials in relation to peripheral source of afferent stimulation 221
Spinal Cord and Sympathetic Ganglia
SKOGLUND, C. R. Factors that modify transmission thru the spinal cord 233
LARRABEE, MARTIN G., and BRONK, DETLEV W. Metabolic requirements of sympathetic neurons 245
Junctional Transmission
BULLOCK, THEODORE H. The invertebrate neuron junction 267
FATT, P., and KATZ, B. Some problems of neuro-muscular transmission 275
KUFFLER, STEPHEN W. Neurons in the retina: Organization, inhibition and excitation problems 281
Appendix
KARREMAN, G., and LANDAHL, H. D. On the mathematical biology of excitation phenomena 293
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