Difference-Theory
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 12
(dif'-er-ens). A theory in explanation of the galvanic phenomena of living ti ues. The theory is an expre ion of these facts: Protoplasm when injured or excited in its continuity becomes negative to the uninjured part; when heated it becomes positive; and the surface-polarization diminishes with excitement and in the proce of dying. It is also called Alteration-theory (Hermann).
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