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A new efferent pathway in the cockroach CNS

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Viene descritta una nuova via efferente della catena ganglionare diPeriplaneta americana, che origina nel 1° ganglio addominale, raggiunge i nervi cercali (NXI) ed è interrotta da sinapsi in ciascuno dei sei gangli addominali. Vengono riferiti la velocità di conduzione nei connettivi ed i tempi di trasmissione a livello dei gangli.

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  1. Laboratori di Parassitologia, Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Viale Regina Elena 299, Roma, Italy

    V. d'Ajello, S. Bettini & O. Casaglia

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d'Ajello, V., Bettini, S. & Casaglia, O. A new efferent pathway in the cockroach CNS. Experientia 28, 40–41 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01928252

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