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saltatory conduction the rapid passage of a potential from node (of Ranvier) to node of a myelinated nerve fiber, rather than along the full length of the membrane.
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saltatory (feet) formed for leaping, the thighs being dilated. See ambulatory, cursory.
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saltatory The type of conduction along a myelinated axon where the leading edge of the action potential 'jumps' from node to node, increasing the speed of axonal conduction.
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saltatory A saltatory motion is a stop start motion. The movements associated with many cellular processes are saltatory which is consistent with wave-driving.
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saltatory c. any chorea, such as Sydenham's chorea, that involves involuntary jumping or dancing movements. See also saltatory spasm, under spasm.
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