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THIS communication is concerned with the measurement of the transmural potential difference, the short-circuit current, and the net sodium flux in isolated segments of rabbit ileum using a method similar to that described by Ussing and Zerahn1.
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SCHULTZ, S., ZALUSKY, R. Transmural Potential Difference, Short-circuit Current and Sodium Transport in Isolated Rabbit Ileum. Nature 198, 894–895 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/198894a0
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