Optical rotation signal of nerve and the Faraday effect
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Optical rotation signal of nerve and the Faraday effect
Jpn J Physiol.
1993.
Abstract
The polarity of the optical rotation signal, recorded from the lobster nerve, was reversed when the direction of incident light was changed by 180 degrees. This is a property of the Faraday rotation, but the magnetic field by the action current was too small to explain the size of the observed signal.
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