Respiratory Changes during Electrical Stimulation of Rhinencephalic Structures in the Foetal Guinea-pig

THE rhinencephalon regulates a number of vegetative and somatic functions such as the respiration, blood pressure, reflexes and tonus of musculature, and movements of the intestine 1–3 . The most important role of the rhinencephalon seems to lie in the higher organization and integration of somatic...

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Published in:Nature (London) 1966-06, Vol.210 (5041), p.1176-1178
Main Authors: BERGSTRÖM, R. M, HIRVONEN, J. I, KARLSSON, L. K. J
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Humanities and Social Sciences
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Limbic System - embryology
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Respiration - physiology
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