January 1, 1972The Japanese Journal of PhysiologyOpen Access

The Membrane Properties, and Excitationcontraction Coupling of M. Digastricus of the Guinea Pig

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Population

M. digastricus muscle of the guinea pig

Design

Preclinical

Authors

TOTeruyoshi OHBUKyushu University

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Implication

Characterizes electromechanical properties in guinea pig digastric muscle; leaves open translation to human physiology or therapeutic modulation.

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Population

M. digastricus muscle of the guinea pig

Intervention

Electrical stimulation, varying external K ion concentrations, caffeine, and thymol

Outcome

Electrical and mechanical properties (membrane potential, conduction velocity, tension development)surrogate

This preclinical study characterizes the electrophysiological and mechanical properties of guinea pig digastric muscle, demonstrating distinct responses to caffeine and thymol.

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Teruyoshi OHBU (1972) studied this question.

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Characterizes electromechanical properties in guinea pig digastric muscle; leaves open translation to human physiology or therapeutic modulation.

The Membrane Properties, and Excitationcontraction Coupling of M. Digastricus of the Guinea Pig

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The Membrane Properties, and Excitationcontraction Coupling of M. Digastricus of the Guinea Pig

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Implication

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