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Electric organ (fish) - Wikipedia
Electric organs are composed of stacks of specialised cells that generate electricity . These are variously called electrocytes, electroplaques or electroplaxes. In some species they are cigar-shaped; in others, they are flat disk-like cells. en.wikipedia.org
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electrocyte Gene Set
Description, Cells used by rays, electric eels and other electric fish for electrogenesis and electroreception. They are flat disk-like cells that are ... maayanlab.cloud
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An Electric Eel-Inspired Soft Power Source from Stacked Hydrogels
Large electric eels stack thousands of electrocytes in series and can generate potential differences over 600 V; parallel arrangement of multiple stacks enables ... pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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electrocyte
electrocyte, n. Biol. (ɪˈlɛktrəʊsaɪt) [f. electro- + -cyte.] One of the cells of the electric organ of a fish which generate electricity.1970 M. V. L. Bennett in Ann. Rev. Physiol. XXXII. 474 The terms electroplaque(s), or what I find less satisfactory, electroplax(es) and electroplate(s), were orig... Oxford English Dictionary
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Eels and humans have something in common - they're both ...
An eel's electrocytes closely resemble mammalian muscle cells, and work in the same charge-differential, ion-exchanging way, they just have many more muscle ... www.mcgill.ca
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Ventral-to-dorsal electrocyte development in electric organs of ...
Their electric organs (EOs) are located along the lateral–ventral region of the tail and contain electrocytes, which are multinucleated syncytium cells. The ... www.sciencedirect.com
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Electric eel | Diet & Electric Shock | Britannica
Jan 18, 2024An electric eel can deliver a shock because its nervous system contains a number of disc-shaped electrogenic (electricity-producing) cells called electrocytes.Each electrocyte carries a net negative electric charge; the electrocyte's inner periphery is negatively charged and has a potential difference of just under 100 millivolts relative to the deeper parts of the cell's interior (which ...
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ELECTROCYTE Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com
Electrocyte definition: zoology a specialized muscle or nerve cell that generates electricity, as found in an electric organ. See examples of ELECTROCYTE ... www.dictionary.com
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Development and regeneration of the electric organ - PubMed
Electrocytes arise from the fusion of fully differentiated muscle fibers, mainly those expressing fast isoforms of myosin. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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electrocyte - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
(anatomy) A modified striated muscle cell that does not contract, but produces electric signals; the component of the electric organ in some fish. Synonyms. en.wiktionary.org
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Electrocyte physiology: 50 years later
The electrocytes are a crucial link in the electrosensory process: they are the target of central control by the pacemaker nucleus, and the ... journals.biologists.com
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Electric potential generation of electrocytes: Modelling, analysis, and ...
The electric organ has several thousands of electrogenic cells, called electrocytes, stacked in series. Each electrocyte produces a potential ... www.sciencedirect.com
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electroplaque
electroplaque, n. Biol. (ɪˈlɛktrəʊplɑːk) [f. electro- + plaque n.] An electrocyte, esp. one of flattened shape.1954 Jrnl. Gen. Physiol. XXXVII. 106 Noteworthy is the difference between the responses to paired direct stimulation of the electroplaques and to paired stimulation of one nerve. 1971 Natur... Oxford English Dictionary
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electro-plate
▪ I. electro-plate, v. (ɪˈlɛktrəʊpleɪt) [f. electro- + plate.] trans. To coat with silver by electrolysis. Hence, eˈlectro-ˌplater, one who electroplates. eˈlectro-ˌplating vbl. n.1870 Eng. Mech. 25 Feb. 590/1, I electro-plated many articles. c 1865 G. Gore in Circ. Sc. I. 215/1 The kind chiefly in ... Oxford English Dictionary
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