Short- and long-term effects of paralysis on the motor innervation of two different neonatal mouse muscles

AUTOR(ES)

Brown, M. C.

RESUMO

1. A study was made of short- and long-term effects of paralysis induced by type A botulinum toxin on the development of innervation of mouse muscles. The toxin was injected locally over the tensor fasciae latae (t.f.l.) and gluteus muscles at various times after birth, and the innervation was later examined by intracellular recording and by a histological technique using a reduced silver stain for axons.

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