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Author(s) : WATHIER L.
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Membrane fluidity does not explain how solvents act on the middle-ear reflex EL2013-023/P2015-175 | 2016Some volatile aromatic solvents have similar or opposite effects to anesthetics in the central nervous system. Like for anesthetics, the mechanisms of action involved are currently the subject of debate. This paper presents an in vivo study…
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Some volatile aromatic solvents have similar or opposite effects to anesthetics in the central nervous system. Like for anesthetics, the mechanisms of action involved are currently the subject of debate. The purpose of this in vivo study was…
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Influence of water dilution on in vivo and ex vivo percutaneous absorption of [14C]-N-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone in rats B.4/2.156/P2014-012 | 2015N-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone (NVP) is mainly used as monomer in the production of polyvinylpyrrolidone or copolymers. Percutaneous absorption is an important source of exposure in the work environment. However, literature on this route of absorption…
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Determination of ketamine and xylazine in rat brain by liquid-liquid extraction and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry NOETUDE/P2015-081 | 2015Introduction: Ketamine and xylazine are injectable drugs used in human or veterinary medicine mainly in combination for inducing/starting then maintaining general anesthesia; they also provide relief of pain and distress.
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Taking into account the characteristics of skin samples for better estimating percutaneous absorption flows EL2013-004 | 2013The percutaneous route represents the second occupational exposure route for numerous industrial toxic substances. The word “Skin notation” appears whenever the contribution from this route to the total absorption by the body represents…
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The olivocochlear and stapedial reflexes are both involved in hearing physiology: the first one is mainly dedicated to the high frequency discrimination, whereas the second protects the cochlea by contracting the middle-ear muscles. In the…
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The olivocochlear and stapedial reflexes are both involved in hearing physiology: the first one is mainly dedicated to the high frequency discrimination, whereas the second protects the cochlea by contracting the middle-ear muscles. In the…
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There are two reflexes involved in the physiology of hearing. The stapedial reflex (SR) protects the cochlea by contracting the middle-ear muscles, while the olivocochlear reflex is mainly dedicated to high-frequency discrimination. In this…
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