Abstract
Pentylenetetrazole induces a bursting activity accompanied by intracellular movement of calcium toward the cell membrane in the snail neuron. The calcium appears to originate from the dense lysosome-like granules in the cytoplasm. Pentylenetetrazole markedly depletes the granules of calcium and alters them ultrastructurally from dense granules to lamella type granules.
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