end-plate noise
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end-plate activity — spontaneous activity recorded close to motor end plates in normal muscle. There are two types: monophasic (or end plate noise) consists of dense, steady, entirely negative potentials with low amplitude and high frequency, similar to the miniature … Medical dictionary
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