Abstract
Summary
1. Responses of single pyramidal fibers to stimulation with rectangular electrical pulses of varying parameters have been studied in the cat and the macaque. 2. Those fibers conducting at velocities in excess of 35 m.p.s. do not respond repetitively to pulses of less than 4.0 msec, in duration. Some fibers have shown off-responses to pulses in excess of this duration. 3. All fibers studied have followed repetitive stimulation up to frequencies of 500 per second without response deficit.
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