Genesis of respiratory movement. Film 6a.
- Date:
- [1936?]
- Film
About this work
Description
A film with opening intertitles with credits. The film starts with what it describes as 'the general layout'; the research animal is injected with an anaesthetic (this is shown on an adult sheep). The sheep is placed (and immobilised) in a 'bath'. It is offered sugar cubes and eats them but does not react to a scapel on its abdomen. The uterine sac is partially removed and entered. Film stops abruptly.
Publication/Creation
[1936?]
Physical description
1 film reel (3 min.) : silent, black and white, 16 mm.
Notes
This is one of 27 films which were discovered in a wooden box in the Department of Anatomy, University of Cambridge, in July 1974. Examination of the script of the titles indicates that they are at least part of the collection from the experiments of Joseph Barcroft largely on the foetus in 1939. The collection is not complete, and the films seem to have been labelled firstly by Joseph Barcroft and secondly by two other methods. The order ascribed to the collection has been attributed to D. H. Barron.
Annotations on the box: Film 6a (duplicate). Group 1. Sub Group 1. No. 6A. Fit for projection.
Kodak Safety Film. Mixed edge codes (rectangle - semi circle?/cross).
Creator/production credits
By J. Barcroft and D. H. Barron. Photographer Mr. W. Freeman.
Language note
In English.
Copyright note
Unknown.
Type/Technique
Languages
Where to find it
Location Access Closed stores8304FCan't be requested Note