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330. Gellhorn E., В a 11 i η H. M., Riggle С. М., Hypothalamus and thalamus as pacemakers of cortical activity in asphyxia and anoxia, Acta neuroveg., 2, 237—262 (1951).

331.Gellhorn E..Cortell R., Feldman J., The effect of emotion, sham rage and hypothalamic stimulation on the vago-insu-lin system, Am., J. Physiol., 133,532—541 (1941).

332. G e 11 h о r η E., С о r t e 11 R., M u r p h у J. P., Are mass discharges characteristic of central autonomic structures?, Am. J. Physiol., 146,376—385 (1946).

333. Gellhorn E., D a r г о w С W., The action of metrazol on the autonomic nervous system. Arch, internat. pharmacodyn., 62, l!l4—128 (1939).

334. Gellhorn E., D a r г о w C. W., Y e s i η i с к L., Effect of epinephrine on convulsions. Arch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 42, 826— 836 (1939).

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336. Gel 1 horn E., Feldraan J., The influence of thyroid on the vago-insulin and sympathetico-adrenal systems, Endocrinology, 29, 467—474 (1941).

337. Gellhorn E., Feldraan J., Allen A., Assay of insulin on hypophysectomized-adreno-dernedullated rats, Endocrinology, 29, 137—140 (1941).

338. Gellhorn E., Fe Id man J., Allen A., Effect-of emotional excitement on the insulin content of the blood, Arch. Neurol. & Psychiat., 47, 234—244 (1942).

339. Gellhorn E., French L. A., Carbon dioxide and cortical spike frequency, Arch, internat. pharmacodyn., 93, 427—433 (1953).

340. Gellhorn E., Heymans C., Differential action of anoxia, asphyxia and carbon dioxide on normal and convulsive potentials., J. Neurophysiol., 11, 261—274 (1948).

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348. Gellhorn E., К о e 11 a W. P., В a 11 i η H. M., The effect of increased temperature of the body on the direct and reflex excitability of autonomic centers., Arch, internat. physiol., 62, .i«>l—389 (1954).

349. Gellhorn E., Koella W. P., В a 11 i η H. M., The influence of hypothalamic stimulation on evoked cortical potentials., J. Psychol., 39, 77—78 (1955).

350. Gellhorn E., Kraines S. H., Word associations as affected by deficient oxygen, excess of carbon dioxide and hyperpnea., Arch., Neurol. & Psychiat., 38, 491—502 (1937).

351. Gellhorn E., Lambert E. H., The Vasomotor System in Anoxia and Asphyxia. Urbana, U. of Illinois. Press (1939).

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353. Gel 1 horn E., Lewin H., Das Verhalten des Blutdruckes bei Muskelarbeit im normalen und ermudeten Zustande, Arch. Anat. u. Physiol., Physiol. Abt., pp. 28—38 (1913). .

354. Gellhorn E., Miller A. D., Methacholine and noradrenaline tests, Arch. Gen. Psychiat, 4, 371—380 (1961).

355. Gellhorn E., Minatoya H., The effect of insulin hypoglycemia on conditioned reflexes, J. Neurophysiol., 6, 161—172 (1943).

356. Gellhorn E., N а к а о H., R e d g a t e E. S., The influence оГ lesions in the anterior and posterior hypothalamus on tonic and phasic autonomic reactions, J. Physiol., 131, 402—423 (1956).

358. Gellhorn E„ R e d g a t e E. S., Hypotensive drugs (acetylcholine, mecholyl, histamine) as indicators of the hypothalamic excitability of the intact organism, Arch, internat. pharmacodyn., 102, 162—178 (1955).

359. Gellhorn E., Red gate E. S., The physiological significance of the adreno-medullary secretion, Arch, internat. physiol. et biochem., 66, 145—159 (1958).

360. Gellhorn E.. S a f f о r d H., Influence of repeated anoxia, electroshock and insulin hypoglycemia on reactivity of sympa-theticoadrenal system, Proc. Soc. Exper. Biol. & Med., 68, 74— 79 (1948).

361. Gellhorn E., Spiesman I. G.. The influence of hyperpnea and of variations of the 0₂ and C0₂ tension in the inspired air upon hearing, Am. J. Physiol., 112, 519—528 (1935).

362. Gellhorn E., Storm L. F, M., The influence of hyperventilation and of variations of oxygen and carbon dioxide tension in the inspired air upon galvanic nystagmus, Acta oto-laryng., 26, 387—403 (1938).

363. Gellhorn E., Thompson L., The influence of muscle pain on cortically induced movements, Am. J, Physiol., 142, 231—239 (1944).

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