Sodium and calcium components of action potentials in Aplysia giant neurone

1. Action potentials resulting from direct stimulation can be recorded from the soma of the Aplysia giant neurone (located in the visceral ganglion) in sodium‐free and in calcium‐free external solutions. The neurones were impaled by internal micro‐electrodes throughout the change of external solutions.

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