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ABSTRACT WHEN Buller _et al._1 observed that cross reinnervation of fast- and slow-twitch muscles could reverse their mechanical properties, the operations had been performed in the hope of

finding changes in reflex connections. The changes in muscles were of great interest and have dominated this field of research until recently, whan Kuno _et al._ investigated some changes in

motoneurone properties following axotomy and reinnervation. Retrograde changes of some electrical properties of the soma were observed which were reversed when the nerve re-established

connections with the muscle. We report here some experiments on motor units in normal and reinnervated muscles, in which we have found that the conduction velocities of regenerated axons

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Southampton * SANDRA N. WEBB Present address: Department of Pharmacology, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, L69 * R. A. WESTERMAN Present address: Department of Physiology, Monash

University, Australia * H. J. FINOL Present address: Departmento de Biologia Cellular, Universidad Central, Caracas, Venezuela AUTHORS AND AFFILIATIONS * Department of Physiology, University

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conduction velocity modified by reinnervation of mammalian muscle. _Nature_ 270, 745–746 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1038/270745a0 Download citation * Received: 14 July 1977 * Accepted: 04

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