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The interaction of hypothalamic self-stimulation and temperature regulation

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Placés dans un environnement froid, les rats qui avaient des électrodes implantés dans l'hypothalamus postérieur, préféraient la stimulation intracrannienne à un réchauffement de l'environnement; de ce fait, ils devenaient hypothermiques. Les rats qui avaient des électrodes implantés dans l'hypothalamus antérieur actionnaient alternativement les leviers de chauffage et ceux du courant électrique; ils évitaient ainsi de devenir hypothermiques.

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  1. Department of Psychology, University of California, 93106, Santa Barbara, California, USA

    H. J. Carlisle & Ellen Snyder

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Carlisle, H.J., Snyder, E. The interaction of hypothalamic self-stimulation and temperature regulation. Experientia 26, 1092–1093 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02112693

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