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Electrophysiological Electrodes; B. Stereotaxic Instruments and Microelectrode Manipulators; C. Preamplifiers; D. Power Amplifiers; E. Displays and Recorders; F. Computerized Automatic Displays; G. Stimulators; Chapter 5. The Chemical Basis of Neuroelectric Activity: The Resting Potential and a Taxonomy of Action Potentials; A. Passive Forces; B. Active Forces or Pumps; C. Establishment of the Resting Potential; D. A Taxonomy of Action Potentials 327 $aChapter 6. Cellular Aspects of the Transduction ProcessA. Introduction; B. Receptor and Generator Potentials-A Definition; C. Transduction in the Photoreceptor; D. Transduction in the Auditory Receptor; E. Transduction in the Somesthetic Receptor; F. Transduction in the Olfactory Receptor; G. Transduction in the Gustatory Receptor; Chapter 7. The Transmission Process; A. Introduction; B. Decremental Conduction; C. The Propagated Spike Action Potential; D. Some Experimental Methods; E. Transmission Properties of Single Axons; Chapter 8. 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