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Fig. 7. Effects of spontaneous muscle contraction on the membrane potential of the
cardiac ganglion (CG) neuron. In each record: upper trace, the membrane
potential activity recorded from Cell-6; lower trace, the myocardial tension
recorded from the anterior half of the heart. Records A to E were obtained
successively from a single preparation. (A) Control activity of the CG neuron
and the heart muscle recorded in the normal saline solution. (B) 3 min after
application of 10 µmol l-1 Joro spider toxin (JSTX). (C) 7 min
after application of JSTX. The JSTX was applied for 17 min, and then the
perfusion was switched to the saline containing both JSTX and tetrodotoxin
(TTX). (D) 3 min after addition of 1.0 µmol l-1 TTX. (E)
Bursting activity of the CG neuron recovered 3 min after washout of TTX.