Experimental Pharmacology
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116 but with the addition of a four or six inch thin alumi- num (or pasteboard) disc which rests (stuck on with muci- Olfactory lobe Crucial fissure Lateral sulcus Suprasylvian sulcus Great longitudinal fissure Gyrus Margin alls Gyrus Suprasylvius Gyrus Ectosylvius Vermis of cerebellum Medulla oblongata ist cervical nerve Spinal cord White matter of cord Fig. 171. — Dorsal surface of the brain of a cat. (Partially adapted from Davison.) Lateral lobe of cerebellum Posterior pyramids Gray matter ...of cord lage) on top of the bath cap covering the large pan in the bottom of which is placed strong (not saturated) sodium hydrate solution [Ca(0H)2 may also be added if desired] to the depth of about three-fourths or one inch. Oxygen is run into the breathing pan from; the tank as needed. In the center of the aluminum disc are two small holes in which is tied a twine string about four feet long. One, two or three bull-dog forceps must usually be laid on the top of the disc to cause it to move down readily as the dog in- spires.
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116 but with the addition of a four or six inch thin alumi- num (or pasteboard) disc which rests (stuck on with muci- Olfactory lobe Crucial fissure Lateral sulcus Suprasylvian sulcus Great longitudinal fissure Gyrus Margin alls Gyrus Suprasylvius Gyrus Ectosylvius Vermis of cerebellum Medulla oblongata ist cervical nerve Spinal cord White matter of cord Fig. 171. — Dorsal surface of the brain of a cat. (Partially adapted from Davison.) Lateral lobe of cerebellum Posterior pyramids Gray matter ...of cord lage) on top of the bath cap covering the large pan in the bottom of which is placed strong (not saturated) sodium hydrate solution [Ca(0H)2 may also be added if desired] to the depth of about three-fourths or one inch. Oxygen is run into the breathing pan from; the tank as needed. In the center of the aluminum disc are two small holes in which is tied a twine string about four feet long. One, two or three bull-dog forceps must usually be laid on the top of the disc to cause it to move down readily as the dog in- spires.
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