[Tests and studies of cerebellar electro-narcosis].
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Cerebellar Cortex↗
Biomedical subjects
G MORUZZI
Publications and source records attributed to G MORUZZI.
[Electrophysiological analysis of the reticular formation of the brain stem].
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Brain Stem↗
[Electroencephalography and behavior of cats after pontine section].
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[Slow cortical potentials induced by thalamic stimulation].
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Cerebral Cortex↗
[Electroencephalographic activation by thalamic stimulation].
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Electroencephalography↗
[Orotic acid & xanthine oxidase of the liver in rats in vitamin B12 deficiency].
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Animals↗
[Hydrosoluble factor present in crude casein indispensable for the rat].
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Animals↗
[Grave manifestations of deficiency of animal protein factor in the rat treated with sulfonamides].
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Animals↗
[Active ultrafilterable fraction of corticotropic hormone with low nitrogen content].
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
[Action of the reticular substances of the brain stem on thalamic and athalamic synchronization of neurons of the olfactory bulb].
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Brain Stem↗
[Cortical activation by natural stimulation in isolated brain preparation].
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Brain↗
[Waking reactions by olfactory stimuli in isolated brain preparation].
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Brain↗
[Action of reticular substance of the encephalic trunk on induced waves and potentials of recruitment of the olfactory bulb].
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Brain↗