Role of the Raphe Magnus nucleus in morphine analgesia : studies with intracerebral microinjections in the rat]

Microinjections of low concentration of morphine (5 micrograms) into the nucleus Raphé Magnus of the Rat produce a strong analgesia that can be reversed by systemic naloxone, an opiate antagonist. The administration of naloxone (5 micrograms) into the Raphé Magnus considerably reduces the effects of intravenous morphine. The effects of microinjections of morphine are strongly reduced by Cinanserin, suggesting a role for serotoninergic mechanisms in morphine analgesia.     

Difference in electrical activity during wakefulness and the phase of ‘sleep with muscular twitches’ as recorded from the cortex of the marsupialDidelphis azarae (South American opossum)

Resumen Se ha observado una neta diferencia entre los registros electroencefalográficos de la vigilia y la fase de « Sueño con sacudidas musculares » del MarsupialDidelphis azarae según sea la posición de los electrodos sobre la corteza cerebral.     

Rocket UV flash spectra from the solar eclipse of March 7, 1970

Flash spectra of the total solar eclipse throughout all its phases have been obtained in the extreme ultraviolet for the first time.