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Journal of Experimental Biology 11,35-47 (1934)
Published by Company of Biologists 1934

The Electrical Properties of Isolated Frog Skin : Part II. The Relation of the Skin Potential to Oxygen Consumption, and to the Oxygen Concentration of the Medium

W. L. FRANCIS 1

1 Laboratory of Experimental Zoology, Cambridge

The relation of the electrical potential across isolated frog skin in Ringer to oxygen concentration and oxygen pressure has been experimentally investigated. The dependence of the respiration of isolated frog skin in Ringer on oxygen concentration has also been determined. The potential and respiration depend in the same way on the oxygen concentration. The potential is diminished by inhibitors of respiratory processes.

The rôle of oxygen consumption in maintaining the skin potential is discussed.

Submitted on May 8, 1933




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