Claude Bernard's use of curare and John Langley's use of nicotine: damaged the fibers of skeletal muscle, so that it could not contract. indicated that a chemical transmitter released from nerve cells had an effect on skeletal muscle cells. proved that an electrical impulse passed from nerve to muscle. slowed the rate of beating of a frog's heart. damaged nerve cells, so that they could not stimulate a muscle to contract.

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          Claude Bernard's use of curare and John Langley's use of nicotine:
damaged the fibers of skeletal muscle, so that it could not contract.
indicated that a chemical transmitter released from nerve cells had an effect on skeletal muscle cells.
proved that an electrical impulse passed from nerve to muscle.
slowed the rate of beating of a frog's heart.
damaged nerve cells, so that they could not stimulate a muscle to contract.

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Claude Bernard's use of curare and John Langley's use of nicotine: damaged the fibers of skeletal muscle, so that it could not contract. indicated that a chemical transmitter released from nerve cells had an effect on skeletal muscle cells. proved that an electrical impulse passed from nerve to muscle. slowed the rate of beating of a frog's heart. damaged nerve cells, so that they could not stimulate a muscle to contract.