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Monocular pattern-deprivation was achieved by eyelid suturing of one eye at the time of natural eye-opening. When the cats were about eight months old they were forced to use their deprived eye by means of a...
Presents the results of Dr Colin Blakemore’s 1970s’ research on plasticity of neuronal responses in the visual cortex. Describes the concept of a ‘sensitive period’ in visual development by reference...
The types of cell in the cat’s retina and their basic actions are explained with the help of an animated diagram. Extracellular microelectrode recording from the axon of the ganglion cell is then shown....
Shows the positioning of a microelectrode for extracellular recording from the cortex of a cat. Shows the actual operation performed to gain access to the brain. Using a diagram, coveres the principles of...
Dr Colin Blakemore explains and demonstrates the experiments used to establish the existence of simple, complex and hypercomplex cells in the visual cortex of the cat. The characteristic properties of these...
The autonomic nervous system is considered mainly in relation to the control of blood pressure, and an anaesthetised cat is used to show the effect of chemical transmitter substances on blood pressure and...
Shows parturition in the domestic cat. Birth of a litter of three kittens. All patterns of normal behaviour are shown. Made from material shot in 1967. An Encyclopaedia Cinematographica film. *BMA/BLAT
The preparation of explants on roller tube culture systems of newborn kitten cerebellum. The various cell types observed in living cultures of the cerebellum and the growth and dynamics of these cells are...
Demonstration of the lymphatic system by interstitial injection of dye, in man, cat, dog, monkey and rabbit. There is a brief account of the nature of lymph and of lympocytes.
Demonstrates an artificial respirator of the Drinker type, using a cat for the experiment.
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