doi: 10.1007/BF01934029.
Potentials in mammalian skeletal muscle from collagenase-treated tissue
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Potentials in mammalian skeletal muscle from collagenase-treated tissue
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Transmembrane potentials were recorded from skeletal muscle fibres dissected with the aid of collagenase perfusion. Collagenase treatment had little or no effect on the action or resting potentials.
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