...irritant action of the sulphate of zinc, a thin film or guard of sculptor's clay, moistened with a 0-75 per cent solution of common salt, and worked out to...while the transverse section of the optic nerve was in contait with the other. By following Du Bois-Reymond's method, we have had no difficulty in obtaining...

...filter paper and clay-guards, on which to rest the preparation. These electrodes were connected by him with a galvanometer, and the preparation was placed...various, rabbits, a cat, a dog, a pigeon, a tortoise, numerous frogs, and a gold fish. In the investigation of the next question, namely the effect of light...

...sculptor's clay, moistened with a '75 per cent, solution of common salt, and worked out to a point, was placed on each cushion.) These electrodes were connected...nerve was in contact with the other. By following Du Bois-lteyinond's method the experimenters had no difficulty in obtaining a strong deflection from the...

...worked out to a point, was placed on each cushion.) These electrodes were connected with a galvanemeter, and the preparation was placed so that the eyeball,...nerve was in contact with the other. By following Du Bois-Reyuiond's method the experimenters had no difficulty in obtaining a strong deflection from the...

...irritant action of the sulphate of zinc, a thin film or guard of sculptor's clay, moistened with a 0-75 per cent. solution of common salt, and worked out...nerve was in contact with the other. By following Du Bois-Beymond's method, we have had no difficulty in obtaining a strong deflection from the eyes of...

...sculptor's clay, moistened with a '75 per cent, solution of common salt, and worked out to a point, was placed on each cushion.) These electrodes were connected...clay-guard, while the transverse section of the optic nenre was in contact with the other. By following Du Bois-Keynwnd's method the experimenters had no...

...'75 per cent, solution of common salt, and worked out to a point, is placed on each cushion. Those electrodes were connected with a galvanometer, and...various rabbits, a cat, a dog, a pigeon, a tortoise, numerous frogs, and a gold-fish. The deflection was frequently so much as to drive the spot of light...

...sculptor's clay, moistened with a '75 per cent, solution of common salt, and worked out to a point, was placed on each cushion.) These electrodes were connected...with the other. By following Du Bois-Reymond's method the experimenters had no difficulty in obtaining a strong deflection from the eyes of various rabbits,...