This is in contrast with classical setup, where the specimen forms a bugle in the center, while keeping a constant radius at the contact with the end plates.
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Along its length, the chamber is divided into halves by means of a central high-voltage electrode disc, which establishes an electric field between the center and the end plates.
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A rounded edge would mean things are likely to fall in or get caught between the step and the comb on the end plate at the top and bottom.
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The toxin goes straight to nerve endings, or motor end plates, and blocks the normal release of acetylcholine, a natural chemical that transmits nerve impulses to help muscles contract.
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Where EPC is the end plate current, g ACh is the ionic conductance activated by acetylcholine, V m is the membrane potential, and E rev is the reversal potential.
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One quantum generates what is known as a miniature end plate potential ( MEPP ) which is the smallest amount of stimulation that one neuron can send to another neuron.
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Both the " new " and the " improved " triaxial follow the same principle-sample height is reduced down to one diameter height and friction with the end plates is canceled.
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These spikes in potential are similar to action potentials except that they are much smaller typically less than 1 mV, and were thus called miniature end plate potentials ( MEPPs ).
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Free-mo was developed with the idea that a set of standards focusing mainly on module end plates would enable faithful modeling of prototype track plans and operations in a modular environment.
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If repeated impulses are administered ( two per second or 2 Hz ), it is normal for CMAP amplitudes to become smaller as the acetylcholine in the motor end plate is depleted.
