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Dynamics of polypneic salivation in a dog
Pflügers Archiv European Journal of Physiology, 19691. The dynamics of polypneic salivation and its relation to respiration and to masticatory movements were investigated in dogs. The polypnea was developed by locomotion of animals on a treadmill or by increasing environmental temperature. 2. The secretion of saliva during polypnea occurs in jerks from the parotid and submaxillary glands.
J, Antal, V, Kirilcuk
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Mosquito Salivation and Virus Transmission
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1966Summary A method is described for collecting mosquito saliva in oil and measuring its volume and virus content. Preliminary results indicate that Culex pipiens may discharge 104.5 cubic microns of saliva per minute and that St. Louis encephalitis virus reaches a concentration of 109.9 suckling mouse LD50 per ml in the saliva. The concentration of virus
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The Relation between Introversion and Salivation
The American Journal of Psychology, 1964The neurophysiological correlate of high levels of activation has been considered to be a state of high cortical facilitation.' On the basis of this hypothesis, it is reasonable to expect that the output from an effector of a highly aroused organism would be greater than that of a lesser aroused organism, when both are equally stimulated.
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Effect of a novel tachykinin, substance K, on salivation in rats
European Journal of Pharmacology, 1985Yukio Takano +2 more
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