| pubmed-article:7349534 | pubmed:abstractText | After the antennae of Lithobius forficatus were amputated, electrical stimulation of the deutocerebral apex (= antennal lobes) either in the spring or the autumn led to (1) a decrease in the number of regenerated articles, and (2) an increase in the time-lag between the experiment and moulting. Moreover, in the spring experiments, the antennae regenerated asymmetrically. The electrostimulatory effect could act through an endocrine centre, probably the cerebral glands. | lld:pubmed |
