1961
DOI: 10.1097/00000441-196112000-00018
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Atlas for Stereotaxic Brain Research on the Conscious Rabbit

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“…At the start of each experiment a stainless steel cannula attached to a syringe by about 20 cm, 00 nylon tubing and filled with artificial cerebro-spinal fluid (C.S.F.) (Cameron & Semple, 1968) was inserted into one lateral cerebral ventricle using the co-ordinates of Monnier & Gangloff (1961). In all the experiments fever was produced as described above by an intravenous priming injection followed by a sustaining infusion of homologous rabbit EP.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the start of each experiment a stainless steel cannula attached to a syringe by about 20 cm, 00 nylon tubing and filled with artificial cerebro-spinal fluid (C.S.F.) (Cameron & Semple, 1968) was inserted into one lateral cerebral ventricle using the co-ordinates of Monnier & Gangloff (1961). In all the experiments fever was produced as described above by an intravenous priming injection followed by a sustaining infusion of homologous rabbit EP.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One end of the canulae was left open for breathing and the other end was connected with a 500 ml water reservoir with a dripping infusion apparatus, through which the fresh water or sea water was infused into the trachea at a rate of 0.5 to 2.0 ml per min. Implantation of permanent electrodes was done by the method reported previously (Komura et al 1973), according to the atlas of Sawyer et al (1954) and Monnier and Gangloff (1961). The position of cortical and subcortical electrodes was as follows: Cortex sensitivo-motorius (Cm) at anterior (A) 4, lateral (L) 3; Cortex opticus (Co) at posterior (P) 10, L 9; Cortex sensitivus (Cse), P 3, L 9; Amygdala (Amg), A 3, L 6.5, Height (H), 17.5; Nucl.…”
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“…Various shades of colours are described by the nomenclature used by Loveland (1970), so that Green fluorescence corresponds to a wavelength of 513, and Yellow to 577, whilst in between Green-Yellow is 560, yellowish Green is 545 and greenish Yellow 570nm. Identification of the areas was achieved by toluidine blue staining of the adjacent sections with the help of the stereotaxic atlas of the brain of the rabbit (Monnier & Gangloff, 1961).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%