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Material for study of the influence of stimulation of interoceptors of the digestive tract on unconditioned defense reflexes

Communication I. Dependence of influences of interoceptors on character of stimulus

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Mikhailovsky, G.P. Material for study of the influence of stimulation of interoceptors of the digestive tract on unconditioned defense reflexes. Bull Exp Biol Med 42, 555–559 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00820351

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