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Der Nachweis des Barbiturateffektes an der isolierten Warmblüternetzhaut

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Barbiturates cause an increase of the ERG amplitude in the isolated perfused retina of the rabbit as well as in the eye of the intact animal. Therefore, this effect cannot be transmitted by centrifugal fibres in the optic nerve.

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  1. Physiologische Institute der Universität Wien, Österreich

    H. Bornschein, Renate Hanitzsch & Astrid V. Lützow

  2. Karl-Marx-Universität Leipzig, DDR

    H. Bornschein, Renate Hanitzsch & Astrid V. Lützow

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Bornschein, H., Hanitzsch, R. & Lützow, A.V. Der Nachweis des Barbiturateffektes an der isolierten Warmblüternetzhaut. Experientia 22, 98–99 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01900174

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