C. A. Pentz

TL;DR: Studies concerned with the more general effects of anesthesia on performance have been concerned with a wide range of behaviors, including those involving memory processes, and deal with the long and short term behavioral effects of acute or chronic exposure to anesthetic vapors.

TL;DR: The data indicate that sharing of information between hemispheres under certain circumstances increases the efficiency of information processing relative to that observed with unilateral visual half-field (hemisphere) presentations and that hand or finger response relative to visual field of presentation is an important factor which must be controlled and examined relative toVisual field of present.

TL;DR: It was concluded that differences in activity for young adult high and low blood pressure mice of similar ages could not be attributed to genetic linkage, pleiotropy or a more direct causal relationship between blood pressure extremes and behavior.

TL;DR: It was concluded that high blood pressure mice do not exhibit cardiac hypertrophy in the strictest sense of a disproportionately greater increase in heart/body weight ratios across the life span than low blood pressure for this particular stock.