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Cesium in the intracellular solution blocks potassium channels like delayed rectifier and inactivating potassium channels.
Intracellular cesium separates two glutamate conductances in retinal bipolar cells of goldfish.
Potassium was used in place of cesium so that current-clamp recordings could be made, but current-clamp data is not presented here.
Extracellular cesium ions alone blocked the inward current but exerted no effect on the photoresponses.
Then, we broke through the membrane with a cesium methanesulfonate-based internal solution.
The inward rectification was eliminated by extracellular cesium (data not shown).
Unfortunately, these upland soils are very thin and not suited to locking away the cesium.
There will possibly be a lot of unlocked cesium available in the soil for uptake this spring.
The source is typically the radioactive isotope cesium-137, with a half-life of about 30 years.
Frlez et al. recently reported using tomographic methods to track the passage of cosmic rays muons through cesium iodide crystals for quality control purposes.
The metallic titanium provides reducing conditions during ceramic synthesis and helps decrease volatilisation of radioactive cesium.
Later rubidium beam and cesium beam clocks were used.
The earliest sensors were scintillation detectors, with photomultiplier tubes excited by (typically) cesium iodide crystals.
A thin gas of cesium atoms is released into the cavity where they are exposed to microwaves.
Indirect detectors contain a layer of scintillator material, either gadolinium oxysulfide or cesium iodide, which converts the x-rays into light.
