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Sherrington Starling kymograph, made by C. F. Palmer ( London) Ltd.

It was advertised at the price of ten pounds and ten shillings in the company’s 1932 catalogue. Laboratories still use the Sherrington Starling recording drum today.

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Author	Photographer, Jaron Chubb
Image title	Main unit with recording drum, for Sherrington Starling kymograph, by C. F. Palmer (London) Ltd., England, c. 1955.The kymograph is a classic laboratory research tool. It was invented by German physiologist Carl Ludwig (1816-1895) in 1847. One of its earliest uses was measuring blood pressure during physiological experiments. This Sherrington Starling recording drum was used with a kymograph and it visually recorded body activity such as heart beat and other muscle activity. As the blood pulsated, a pen attached to the kymograph recorded the movement on smoked paper wrapped around the metal drum. This let physiologists see a permanent record of blood pressure. Pioneers in the field of neurophysiology, Sir Charles Scott Sherrington (1857-1952) and Ernest Henry Starling (1866-1927) developed the drum. It was manufactured by C. F. Palmer (London) Limited and advertised at the price of ten pounds and ten shillings in the company’s 1932 catalogue. Laboratories still use the Sherrington Starling recording drum today. Full view, graduated grey background.
Copyright holder	Science Museum, London
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Keywords	Mind Maps: Stories from Psychology Psychology Sherrington Starling Sherrington Charles Sherrington Charles Scott Sherrington Sir Charles Scott Sherrington Starling Ernest Starling Ernest Henry Starling Drum Recording Recording Drum Kymograph c.1955 1950s 20th Century Palmer Palmer CF Palmer CF Palmer (London) Ltd. English London England UK United Kingdom Laboratory Medicine
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