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Chase et al., 1968 - Google Patents

Cyclic variation in the amplitude of a brain stem reflex during sleep and wakefulness

Chase et al., 1968

Document ID
16901081805489406091
Author
Chase M
McGinty D
Sterman M
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Experientia

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In frei beweglichen Katzen wurden Veränderungen des Reflexes zum Musculus massetericus während des Schlafes und im Wachzustand untersucht. Eine graduelle Abnahme der Amplitude des Reflexes wurde beobachtet, wenn die Tiere vom Wachzustand …
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