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As to the mechanisms of disinfection against becteria, there has been presented many theories based on the enzyme chemistry. However, most of them are far from the complete understanding of the mechanisms. The function of disinfectants consists of three stages, the stimulative stage similar to the effect of hormones, the inhibitory and finally the bactericidal stage. Therefore, these phenomena can not be explained completely by any simple enzymic action. BANCROFT and RICHTER (1931) postulated the coagulation theory, claiming that the action of disinfectants resembled that of narcotics. In this paper, comparative studies on the action of narcotics and disinfectants on the central nervous system will be presented macroscopically and physiologically.

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ON THE MACROSCOPIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM OF Salangichthys microdon BLEEKER UNDER THE INFLUENCES OF PHYSICAL AGENTS, DISINFECTANTS AND NARCOTICS-I