Titlebook: Comparative Physiology of the Heart: Current Trends; Proceedings of a Sym F. V. McCann Conference proceedings 1969 Springer Basel AG 1969 c

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Le-ping Yang,Wei-wei Cai,Yan-wei Zhuen made on the hearts of many bivalves and of some gastropods., although these studies, as with those on the bioelectrical characteristics and the bioenergetics., have frequently been confined to the ventricle.

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Cultural implications of space enterprise,y .. examined more than 40 different bivalve hearts for their response to acetylcholine. Many of the physiological studies on these muscles have been summarized by . and .. and more recently by . and ...

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4732-0l remains useful and informative, and recent studies have been directed toward refining the model. It is with this background in mind that one turns to comparative physiology of the heart in invertebrates as well as lower forms of vertebrates in order to reveal useful models and basic mechanisms.

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L. Preuss,W. Schäfer,H. Hörster,H. Köstlints, on which nearly all the biologically active amines.*, some nucleotides. and even active peptides. cause excitation. These data support the suggestion that in this phylum the effects of excitatory transmitters must be somewhat unusual..

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Introductionit has become necessary to have some regulatory device on the pacemaker. Certain models have now been built with two speeds, ‘regular’ and ‘fast’. The latter speed has helped the recipient in such simple tasks as running for a bus as well as the more difficult tasks of responding to complex physiological stresses.