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Brief von John C. Eccles von John Curtin School of Medical Research an Henry H. Dale an Wellcome Trust, 16.08.1954-26.10.1954  Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Institut für Geschichte, Theorie und Ethik der Medizin, Nachlässe  Nachlass John Eccles  Signatur: 2AU-2030

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Brief von John C. Eccles von John Curtin School of Medical Research an Henry H. Dale an Wellcome Trust, 16.08.1954-26.10.1954  Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf, Institut für Geschichte, Theorie und Ethik der Medizin, Nachlässe ; Nachlass John Eccles

Signatur: 2AU-2030

Eccles, John C. (1903-1997) [Verfasser],  John Curtin School of Medical Research [Verfasser],  Dale, Henry H. (1875-1968) [Adressat],  Wellcome Trust [Adressat] 

16.08.1954-26.10.1954. - 2, Englisch. - Brief

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Inhaltsangabe:   Physiologie im Nervensystem ZNS (MeSH D009424 Nervous System Physiological Phenomena)  Synapse (MeSH D013569)  Neurotransmitter (MeSH D27.505.519.625)   Acetylcholine (MeSH D02.092.211.111)  Neuromuscular junction (MeSH A08.850.550.550)  ref to JCE works:  Eccles, John C., P. Fatt and S. Landgren: The ''direct'' inhibitory pathway in the spinal cord. In Aust. J. Sci. 16 (1954), 130-134 [1A-118]  Eccles, John C., P. Fatt and S. Landgren: Central pathway for direct inhibitory action of impulses in largest afferent nerve fibres to muscle. In Journal of Neurophysiology 19 (1956), 75-98 [1A-131]  Eccles, John C., P. Fatt and K. Koketsu: Cholinergic and inhibitory synapses in a pathway from motor-axon collaterals to motoneurones. In Journal of Physiology 126 (1954), 524-562 [1A-121]

Royal Society (London) (1660-) [Behandelt] 

Bemerkung:   Correspondence on ongoing work, Eccles' "conversion" and details of experiments.  26.10.1954 (reply to Dale 25.08.1954) Eccles is relieved that his recent work on the "direct" inhibitory pathway in the spinal cord provided evidence of relays in the pathway, which dispense with the uneasy hypothesis that only one transmitter (Acetylcholine) could have two opposite effects (inhibition and excitation) on the same nerve cells. 

Objekteigenschaften: Handschrift

Pfad: Nachlass John Eccles / Korrespondenz

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