Cerebral Peduncle in Propagation of Convulsions

Walker, A. Earl

doi:10.1001/archneur.1963.00460060011001

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“…The biologic properties of RV have been extensively investigated in various species of experimental animals, and although the rat is apparently the natural host for this virus, the most pronounced 4). Dental abnormalities in hamsters ( 7 ) and rats (6, S ) , and cerebellar hypoplasia in hamsters ( 9 ) , rats ( l o ) , and cats (1 1) are also known to occur after infection with RV. Dental abnormalities in hamsters ( 7 ) and rats (6, S ) , and cerebellar hypoplasia in hamsters ( 9 ) , rats ( l o ) , and cats (1 1) are also known to occur after infection with RV.…”

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Lack of Effect of Paralyzation with Gallamine and Decamethonium on Duration of Hippocampal and Amygdaloid After-Discharge

Straw

1969

Experimental Biology and Medicine

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291material extracted from the brain of tolerant animals. However, for reasons still unknown, brain extracts identically prepared from donors subjected to the same treatment show widely varying potencies. To demonstrate the effect of low potency extracts, higher doses have to be given with a longer interval between administration of the extracts and testing of their effect. Not all tests are equally suitable for showing the transfer .of tolerance: graded responses are less satisfactory than quanta1 effects. The shift in the mortality curve of morphine, although less sensitive than the analgesic effect, is particularly suitable for an easy demonstration of the transfer of tolerance. Purification of the transfer fac-tor, although still incomplete, has reached the point where administration of 0.1 to 0.2 p g of material per mouse induces significant tolerance to the analgesic effect of morphine.

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“…8,9) reported that generalized motor seizures occur in animals with lesions in pyramidal pathways. Previous investigators (cf.…”

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