Abstract
Focal extracellular recording was made from presynaptic motor nerve terminals made visible directly in in vitro preparations of mouse intercostalis intimi muscles. The demonstration of a net inward current distally in these terminals at sites of transmitter release allow the conclusion that the mammalian terminal is electrically excitable, contrary to a recent claim that it is not.
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