In healthy hearts, a few thousand cells in two key locations
trigger electrical pulses that spread to the remaining cells, signaling them to contract and make the heart beat.
Not exact matches
Every
pulse of light reliably
triggered one or more
electrical pulses in the infected neuron.
Even after complete spinal paralysis, the human spinal cord is able to
trigger activity in the leg muscles using
electrical pulses from an implanted stimulator.
When these cells are illuminated by a strong light, a change in the structure of melanopsin
triggers a molecular cascade that eventually leads to an influx of calcium ions into those neurons and an
electrical pulse.