Simeone et al., 1951 - Google Patents
Responsiveness of sweat glands after denervation by preganglionic ramisection, ganglionectomy and peripheral nerve sectionSimeone et al., 1951
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- 1996182447096708779
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- Simeone F
- Mentha C
- Rodrigues H
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- American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content
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METHODS Observations were made on 8 cats of both sexes; 6 of them were young adults and 2 were kittens between 2 and 4 months of age. Older animals were not used since cornification of the foot-pads renders them unsuitable for this type of study. Observations …
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