Sodium Theory Revisited

The sodium theory revisited (45 years of a full time CNRS neurophysiologist).The sodium theory has been elegantly proposed by Hodkin, Huxley and Katz in the early fifties, after their experiments on Plymouth squids, to account for the role of sodium and potassium ions in nerve activity. Since then, the electrophysiological techniques and the data acquisition techniques have known an amazing devel...