Comparative Electro Physiology
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The stimulus employed was of moderate intensity, the secondary being placed slightly overlapping the primary. The responses (fig. 198, a) are seen to be normal, the responsive current being from the lower to the upper. They also show signs of slight fatigue, their amplitude undergoing diminution. The secondary was then pushed over the primary, and the tissue subjected to the consequent intense stimulus for two minutes continuously.
1 In this matter, the nature of the tissue must be taken into c...onsideration, nerve, for example, being less subject to fatigue than muscle.
RESPONSE OF EPITHELIUM AND GLANDS 327 The secondary was next brought back to its original position and a record once more taken of its successive responses to stimuli of the same intensity as before. It will be seen (fig. 197, b) that the response is completely reversed by the relative depression of the excitability of the lower surface B. Similar reversal under fatigue will be shown in the glandular organ of Drosera in the next chapter (fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The stimulus employed was of moderate intensity, the secondary being placed slightly overlapping the primary. The responses (fig. 198, a) are seen to be normal, the responsive current being from the lower to the upper. They also show signs of slight fatigue, their amplitude undergoing diminution. The secondary was then pushed over the primary, and the tissue subjected to the consequent intense stimulus for two minutes continuously.
1 In this matter, the nature of the tissue must be taken into c...onsideration, nerve, for example, being less subject to fatigue than muscle.
RESPONSE OF EPITHELIUM AND GLANDS 327 The secondary was next brought back to its original position and a record once more taken of its successive responses to stimuli of the same intensity as before. It will be seen (fig. 197, b) that the response is completely reversed by the relative depression of the excitability of the lower surface B. Similar reversal under fatigue will be shown in the glandular organ of Drosera in the next chapter (fig.
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