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The evoked and spontaneous activity of Renshaw cells in unanesthetized spinal cats was studied with metal microelectrodes before and after pentylenetetrazol (40 mg/kg). The drug did not prolong the discharge of Renshaw cells following dorsal root or ventral root stimulation. In addition, several cells were examined for the effects of the drug on spontaneous activity. Pentylenetrazol did not produce consistent changes in the rate of discharge.
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