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August 22, 1983
Mediobasal hypothalamic neurons are excited by the iontophoretic application of sodium
I Mandelbrod, S Feldman, R Werman
Brain Research
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August 10, 1981
Modification of responses to sensory and hippocampal stimuli in neurons of the rat mediobasal hypothalamus in the presence of iontophoretically applied cortisol
I Mandelbrod, S Feldman, R Werman
The Journal of Physiology
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October 1, 1988
Electrophysiology of degenerating neurones in the vagal motor nucleus of the guinea-pig following axotomy
R Laiwand, R Werman, Y Yarom
Brain Research
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November 15, 1974
Inhibition of firing is the primary effect of microelectrophoresis of cortisol to units in the rat tuberal hypothalamus
I Mandelbrod, S Feldman, R Werman
Journal of Neurophysiology
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May 1, 1979
Voltage sensitivity of small, focal transient potassium depolarizations in snail neurons: relevance for diagnosis of chemical synaptic activity
P Rudomin, E Stefani, R Werman
Brain Research
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April 30, 1976
Penicillin decreases chloride conductance in crustacean muscle: a model for the epileptic neuron
B Hochner, M E Spira, R Werman
The Journal of Physiology
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October 1, 1992
An analysis of the long-lasting after-hyperpolarization of guinea-pig vagal motoneurones
S D Hocherman, R Werman, Y Yarom
The Journal of Physiology
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January 1, 1980
Post-synaptic conductance increase associated with presynaptic inhibition in cat lumbar motoneurones
P L Carlen, R Werman, Y Yaari
Brain Research
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November 26, 1976
Diamide acts intracellularly to enhance transmitter release: the differential permeation of diamide, DIP, DIP+1 and DIP+2 across the nerve terminal membrane
P L Carlen, E M Kosower, R Werman
Brain Research
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November 26, 1976
The thiol-oxidizing agent diamide increases transmitter release by decreasing calcium requirements for neuromuscular transmission in the frog
P L Carlen, E M Kosower, R Werman
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Brain Research
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August 22, 1983
Mediobasal hypothalamic neurons are excited by the iontophoretic application of sodium
I Mandelbrod, S Feldman, R Werman
Brain Research
|
August 10, 1981
Modification of responses to sensory and hippocampal stimuli in neurons of the rat mediobasal hypothalamus in the presence of iontophoretically applied cortisol
I Mandelbrod, S Feldman, R Werman
The Journal of Physiology
|
October 1, 1988
Electrophysiology of degenerating neurones in the vagal motor nucleus of the guinea-pig following axotomy
R Laiwand, R Werman, Y Yarom
Brain Research
|
November 15, 1974
Inhibition of firing is the primary effect of microelectrophoresis of cortisol to units in the rat tuberal hypothalamus
I Mandelbrod, S Feldman, R Werman
Journal of Neurophysiology
|
May 1, 1979
Voltage sensitivity of small, focal transient potassium depolarizations in snail neurons: relevance for diagnosis of chemical synaptic activity
P Rudomin, E Stefani, R Werman
Brain Research
|
April 30, 1976
Penicillin decreases chloride conductance in crustacean muscle: a model for the epileptic neuron
B Hochner, M E Spira, R Werman
The Journal of Physiology
|
October 1, 1992
An analysis of the long-lasting after-hyperpolarization of guinea-pig vagal motoneurones
S D Hocherman, R Werman, Y Yarom
The Journal of Physiology
|
January 1, 1980
Post-synaptic conductance increase associated with presynaptic inhibition in cat lumbar motoneurones
P L Carlen, R Werman, Y Yaari
Brain Research
|
November 26, 1976
Diamide acts intracellularly to enhance transmitter release: the differential permeation of diamide, DIP, DIP+1 and DIP+2 across the nerve terminal membrane
P L Carlen, E M Kosower, R Werman
Brain Research
|
November 26, 1976
The thiol-oxidizing agent diamide increases transmitter release by decreasing calcium requirements for neuromuscular transmission in the frog
P L Carlen, E M Kosower, R Werman
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