Abstract
The pituitary gland and sleep (H. Zondek and A. Bier. Klin. Woch. No. 18. 1932). A.a. investigated the content of bromine in various parts of the brain. Having established, after numerous studies, normal numbers for various departments, they put the animals to sleep and examined the brain for bromine content. It turned out that in some parts of the brain (medulla oblongata) the amount of bromine increased, while in others (in the pituitary gland) it decreased.
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