Circadian rhythms in rats - Effects of random lighting.
Random lighting exposure effects in rats and changes caused in adrenal cortical function, circadian rhythm, endocrine system, group running activity, etc
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Random lighting exposure effects in rats and changes caused in adrenal cortical function, circadian rhythm, endocrine system, group running activity, etc
High oxygen at reduced pressure effect on metabolism of radioactive acetate in rats
Short-term starvation effect on gastric mucosa of weanling vs post-weaned rats
Receptive field organization of rat retinal ganglion cells, examining maintained impulse activity with stationary spots of light
Dendritic arborization of retinal ganglion cells of rat stained in vivo with methylene blue, relating it to receptive field organization of these cells
Lysosomal enzymes in rats exposed to 100 percent oxygen to determine possibility of accelerated in vivo lipid peroxidation
Age effect on liver glycogenesis in rats exposed to acceleration stress
Myocardial glycogenolysis in rat ventricle and relation to severity of exercise
Partial restraining device for rats in operant conditioning studies
Mortality and histopathology of germ-free rats and mice exposed to pure oxygen, noting effect of chronic respiratory condition
Consummatory behavior in rats maintained aperiodically
Water and food deprivation schedule effects on rat behavior
Rat's anticipation of diurnal and adiurnal feeding
Oxygen toxicity in rat as affected by sodium lactate
Urinary bladder calculi formed at high altitude in rats
Sleep deprivation in rat on subsequent daily sleep time cycles
Self-stimulation of hippocampus in rat - morphological correlates
Adaptive cytochemical responses of hormone producing cells of rat anterior pituitary following exposure to simulated high altitude