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Postsynaptische cholinerge Rezeptoren der motorischen Endplatte

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Die neuromuskuläre Synapse, auch motorische Endplatte genannt, wurde bereits vor über 140 Jahren von deutschen Anatomen beschrieben [13–16, 20]. Seit dieser Zeit hat sie immer wieder Anatomen, Physiologen und Pharmakologen fasziniert. Die Vielzahl von Publikationen über dieses Gebiet gibt dabei nicht nur einen historischen Rückblick auf die Erforschung synaptischer Prozesse, sondern auch einen Querschnitt durch die Entwicklung der biologischen Wissenschaft und zeigt, wie sich die Art des Denkens und des Experimentierens mit der Zeit wandelte.

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Dreyer, F. (1992). Postsynaptische cholinerge Rezeptoren der motorischen Endplatte. In: Benad, G., Hofmockel, R. (eds) 50 Jahre Muskelrelaxanzien. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77725-7_3

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