Abstract
IT has been shown by Guth and Zalewski1, Hofmann et al.2, Koenig3 and Miledi4 that new motor end-plates will form in denervated skeletal muscle or muscle devoid of its original motor end-plates in mammals and amphibians following implantation of a motor nerve. However, in all these experiments the muscle suffered considerable damage, either during implantation of the nerve or in transecting the muscle to remove the original motor end-plate zone.
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