ON THE RESPIRATORY CENTRE
@article{Henderson1929ONTR, title={ON THE RESPIRATORY CENTRE}, author={Velyien E. Henderson and Edward Horne Craigie}, journal={American Journal of Physiology}, year={1929}, volume={115}, pages={520-529} }
Lumsden (1923) suggested that the respiratory eentre was divisible into three or four parts; only the most caudal of his centres, the gasping centre, lay below the striae acusticae. The work of numerous observers has shown that Lumsden’s work is inaccurate,---Schoen (1929), Teregulow (1929), Henderson and Sweet (1929); and Henderson and Sweet particularly, have shown that respiration, normal in type, occurs in cats even if complete transverse sections are made below the striae acusticae. Such…
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