Mark D. Baker

Most-cited papers

1. Function and distribution of three types of rectifying channel in rat spinal root myelinated axons.

   Mark D. Baker, Hugh Bostock, P. Grafe, P. Martius

   1987Journal of Physiology353 citations Open access

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2. Changes in excitability of human motor axons underlying post‐ischaemic fasciculations: evidence for two stable states.

   Hugh Bostock, Mark D. Baker, G. Reid

   1991Journal of Physiology184 citations Open access

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3. Low-threshold, persistent sodium current in rat large dorsal root ganglion neurons in culture.

   Mark D. Baker, Hugh Bostock

   1997Journal of Neurophysiology136 citations

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4. Changes in excitability and accommodation of human motor axons following brief periods of ischaemia.

   Hugh Bostock, Mark D. Baker, P. Grafe, G. Reid

   1991Journal of Physiology98 citations Open access

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5. Inactivation of macroscopic late Na+ current and characteristics of unitary late Na+ currents in sensory neurons.

   Mark D. Baker, Hugh Bostock

   1998Journal of Neurophysiology38 citations

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6. Selective block of late Na+ current by local anaesthetics in rat large sensory neurones

   Mark D. Baker

   2000British Journal of Pharmacology24 citations Open access

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7. Characteristics of type I and type II K+ channels in rabbit cultured Schwann cells.

   Mark D. Baker, J. Ritchie

   1996Journal of Physiology20 citations Open access

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