1 f the anesthetic used (isofluorance or alpha-
chloralose).
2 in an animal that is anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose.
3 ction (SCT) in cats anaesthetized with alpha-
chloralose.
4 limb muscle of cats anaesthetized with alpha-
chloralose.
5 d with thiopentone sodium (500 mg, I.V.) and
chloralose (
100 mg kg-1, LV.) and artificially ventilate
6 e, desflurane, sevoflurane, halothane, alpha-
chloralose,
2,2,2-trichloroethanol [TCE], and chloral hy
7 th a mixture of urethane (650 mg kg(-1)) and
chloralose (
50 mg kg(-1)) i.v., blood pressure and heart
8 Cats were anaesthetized (alpha-
chloralose 60 mg/kg, intraperitoneally), and prepared fo
9 and anesthesia was either switched to alpha-
chloralose (
60 mg/kg bolus, 30 mg/kg/h; n=10) or was mai
10 ior sagittal sinus was isolated in the alpha-
chloralose (
60 mg/kg i.p. and 20 mg/kg i.v. injection su
11 Cats were anaesthetized with alpha-
chloralose (
60 mg/kg, intraperitoneally), paralysed (gal
12 Cats were anaesthetised with alpha-
chloralose (
60 mg/kg, ip; supplements 20 mg/kg iv) after
13 trol and vigabatrin-treated rats under alpha-
chloralose/
70% nitrous oxide anesthesia, with total GAD
14 Dogs were anaesthetized with alpha-
chloralose,
a cardiopulmonary bypass was established, an
15 were conducted in 11 female cats under alpha-
chloralose anaesthesia when the bladder was infused with
16 ring cortical spreading depression and alpha-
chloralose anaesthesia.
17 Studies were conducted in the alpha-
chloralose anaesthetised cat to examine bulk carotid and
18 l in agar upon the cortical surface of alpha-
chloralose anaesthetised cats.
19 In alpha-
chloralose anaesthetised female Sprague-Dawley rats, mea
20 piride, at 2 Tesla in the brain of the alpha-
chloralose anaesthetised rat.
21 Experiments were carried out in alpha-
chloralose anaesthetized cats to determine if these card
22 ix gamma-motoneurones of hindlimb muscles in
chloralose anaesthetized cats to re-assess the coupling
23 rded under isovolumetric conditions in alpha-
chloralose anaesthetized cats.
24 In
chloralose anaesthetized dogs, a perfusion circuit allow
25 baroreflex control of LSNA and RSNA in alpha-
chloralose anaesthetized female rats, but only during pr
26 In alpha-
chloralose anaesthetized, artificially ventilated dogs,
27 In urethane-
chloralose anaesthetized, neuromuscularly blocked, artif
28 In urethane-
chloralose anaesthetized, neuromuscularly blocked, venti
29 ry and skeletal muscle receptors in thirteen
chloralose-
anaesthetized cats.
30 In
chloralose-
anaesthetized dogs, a cardiopulmonary bypass
31 In
chloralose-
anaesthetized female rats, nanoinjection of N
32 ings from 206 upper limb motoneurones in ten
chloralose-
anaesthetized macaque monkeys.
33 In urethane-
chloralose-
anaesthetized rats, bilateral inhibition of t
34 These experiments were carried out on alpha-
chloralose-
anaesthetized, artificially ventilated and at
35 In
chloralose-
anaesthetized, artificially ventilated dogs,
36 Experiments were performed in alpha-
chloralose-
anaesthetized, paralysed and artificially ven
37 ned in relation to phrenic nerve activity in
chloralose-
anaesthetized, ventilated, neuromuscularly bl
38 In
chloralose-
anaesthetized, ventilated, vagotomized rats,
39 Dogs were anaesthetised with
chloralose and a cardiopulmonary bypass established.
40 Mongrel cats were anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose and heart rate, arterial pressure, and thorac
41 irty-three cats were anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose and the esophagus was stimulated by slow ball
42 In alpha-
chloralose and urethane anesthetized rats, microinjectio
43 r in the dog anaesthetized with a mixture of
chloralose and urethane.
44 d in the cat anaesthetized with a mixture of
chloralose and urethane.
45 ay of shock, the animals were sedated (alpha-
chloralose)
and 50 mL/kg of arterial blood was removed o
46 Mice were anesthetized (urethane and
chloralose)
and equipped with a cranial window.
47 Adult cats were anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose,
and in each case, the experimental intervent
48 Animals were anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose,
and received one of four stimulus protocols:
49 h electrical forepaw stimulation under alpha-
chloralose anesthesia using laser Doppler (LD) measureme
50 After alpha-
chloralose anesthesia, blood gases and vital signs were
51 ies of focal ischemia in the rat under alpha-
chloralose anesthesia.
52 activated and remain functional during alpha-
chloralose-
anesthesia.
53 l segments (S1-S2) in neurologically intact,
chloralose anesthetized adult male cats.
54 osed cranial windows were implanted in alpha-
chloralose anesthetized piglets 4 days following cortica
55 mble during forepaw stimulation in the alpha-
chloralose anesthetized rat.
56 Experiments were performed on
chloralose anesthetized, artificially ventilated and par
57 ympathetic nerve activity (CSNA) in urethane-
chloralose anesthetized, artificially-ventilated rats.
58 In six decerebrated and in eight alpha-
chloralose anesthetized, paralyzed and mechanically vent
59 carbachol-induced muscle atonia in the alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized animal.
60 otal infarct volumes are larger in the alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized animals, while the functional ou
61 PIFTs) is also significantly longer in alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized animals.
62 f non-convulsive seizures (NCS) in the alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized animals.
63 as injected directly into the rostral NTS of
chloralose-
anesthetized cats to determine whether blood
64 ly at 16 recording sites in area A2 of alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized cats.
65 t tract, the dorsal acoustic stria (DAS), in
chloralose-
anesthetized cats.
66 or the antimigraine compound sumatriptan in
chloralose-
anesthetized cats.
67 Experiments were performed in 14
chloralose-
anesthetized dogs with sinoaortic denervation
68 Chloralose-
anesthetized piglets equipped with a closed c
69 In the alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized preparation, stimulation of the
70 ponents were investigated at 11.7 T in alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized rats and combined with electroph
71 receptor (MC3/4R) agonist, MTII, in urethane-
chloralose-
anesthetized rats and the effects on O(2) con
72 In alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized rats, changes in the blood oxyge
73 In
chloralose-
anesthetized rats, we individually filled 20
74 te fMRI measurements were conducted in alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized rats.
75 atosensory stimulation was measured in alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized rats.
76 cell column (IML) were recorded in urethane/
chloralose-
anesthetized rats.
77 ing electrophysiological characterization in
chloralose-
anesthetized rats.
78 erve activity (SNA) was recorded in urethane-
chloralose-
anesthetized, artificially ventilated rats th
79 VLM or of muscimol into the CVLM of urethane/
chloralose-
anesthetized, artificially-ventilated rats.
80 In urethane/
chloralose-
anesthetized, paralyzed, artificially ventila
81 In
chloralose-
anesthetized, spinally intact and spinally tr
82 Nine alpha-
chloralose-
anesthetized, splenectomized dogs were subjec
83 t in animals under anesthesia, usually alpha-
chloralose because of its lesser effects on cardiovascul
84 ibited by TTX and anaesthetics such as alpha-
chloralose but not by the intracellular application of l
85 etermined in the rat anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose by independent and concurrent (17)O NMR measu
86 Halothane and alpha-
chloralose established baseline states of high and low e
87 With alpha-
chloralose,
forepaw stimulation induced strong and repro
88 reas the larger carbon tetraiodide and alpha-
chloralose inhibit.
89 Accordingly, in cats anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose,
intracellular records were obtained from mas
90 This study shows that alpha-
chloralose is a safe anesthetic for ischemia studies and
91 alpha-
Chloralose is widely used as an anesthetic in studies of
92 e primary somatosensory cortex (SI) in alpha-
chloralose/
Nembutal, or halothane (in N2O/O2) anesthetiz
93 s exhibited visceral inputs than under alpha-
chloralose/
Nembutal.
94 In 14 adult male cats anaesthetized with
chloralose,
one cerebral hemisphere was exposed and the
95 scious rats and rats anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose the effects of vibrissal stimulation on lCMR(
96 Open-chest swine, anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose,
underwent 10 mins of nonperfused VF followed
97 Chloralose-
urethane anaesthesia and surgery caused a ris
98 these findings it can be concluded that (a)
chloralose-
urethane anaesthesia and surgery had a stimul
99 In
chloralose-
urethane anaesthetised rats, reduction of RPP
100 Ss in Purkinje cells of the uvula-nodulus in
chloralose-
urethane-anesthetized rabbits.
101 he animals were fasted and anesthetized with
chloralose/
urethane.
102 In rats anesthetized with alpha-
chloralose,
we measured SEPs by signal-averaging field p