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Morphological Basis of Gastrointestinal Motility: Structure and Innervation of Gastrointestinal Tran have been reviewed by Schofield (1968), Campbell and Burnstock (1968), and Kosterlitz (1968). The structural and functional properties of smooth muscle in general and of gastrointestinal smooth muscle in particular have been described in detail in several articles in the books edited by Bülbring e

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Ionic Basis of Smooth Muscle Action Potentials,hese functions varies greatly, depending on the type of smooth muscle. Although a typical action potential having an all-or-nothing property can be observed in the smooth muscle of some organs, such as gastrointestinal (GI) tract, vas deferens, or uterus, it is more common that the amplitude and the

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Electrophysiology of the Enteric Neurons,rendelenburg 1971). That this reflex involved intramural neurons was first demonstrated by Feldberg and Lin (1949) and Paton and Zaimis (1949). Their demonstration of the presence within the gut wall of cholinergic neurons was followed by the finding of a powerful group of nonadrenergic inhibitory n

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In Vivo Techniques for the Study of Gastrointestinal Motility,c properties of the muscle layers regulate contractions of the walls. Wall contractions cause variations in the intraluminal pressure and thus pressure gradients, which may either stimulate or inhibit the transit of the contents. Knowledge of these motor aspects is due to, and, at the same time limi