End plate potential rise and decay time
1 paper1 finding
- Animals1
Associations
1Reduced end plate potential amplitude
upin mice1
1 study
Reduced end plate potential amplitude
upin mice1
Reduced end plate potential amplitude is associated with end plate potential rise and decay time in mice.
“the decreased end plate potential (EPP) amplitude in these 30-month-old mice was associated with a significantly longer rise and decay time”
Animalsneuromuscular junction
The Journal of physiology10 Aug 2025
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