Julius Bernstein hypothesis
The Julius Bernstein Hypothesis was proposed by Julius Bernstein in 1868 . It affects the electrical membrane potential and is still the paradigm of predominant scientific medicine today . In summary, the Julius Bernstein hypothesis states that the membranes of the neurons allow positive ions into the cell interior , while the negatively charged particles remain in the extracellular fluid.
literature
- Julius Bernstein: About the temporal course of the negative fluctuation of the nerve current. In: Pflügers Archiv 1 (1868): pp. 173–207.
- Robert O. Becker: Electromagnetism and Life. In: Andrew A. Marino: Modern bioelectricity. CRC Press, 1988, ISBN 0-8247-7788-3 , pp. 1-15 ( limited preview in Google book search).