ECTD_005a

TITLE: Bioelectric potentials, their maintenance and function

SOURCE: Progress in biophysics and biophysical chemistry, eds J.A.V. Butler & J.T. Randall. London: Butterworths

DATE: 1950

Note: This is a draft copy, complete with hand written notes, of the article that was published.

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