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General anaesthetics: synaptic depression consistent with increased membrane fluidity
P. W. Gage,
O. Hamill
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Keyphrases
Membrane Fluidity
100%
Acetylcholine
100%
Decay Rate
100%
General Anesthetics
100%
Synaptic Depression
100%
Synaptic Membrane
50%
Spontaneous Excitatory Postsynaptic Current (sEPSC)
50%
Halothane
50%
Conductance Change
50%
Dimethyl Ether
50%
Anesthetic Concentration
50%
Rapid Relaxation
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Membrane Fluidity
100%
Acetylcholine
100%
Anesthetic Agent
100%
Halothane
50%
Diethyl Ether
50%
Postsynaptic Membrane
50%
End-Plate Potential
50%
Neuroscience
Acetylcholine
100%
Membrane Fluidity
100%
Anaesthetic
100%
Diethyl Ether
50%
Postsynaptic Membrane
50%
Halothane
50%