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Relationships Between Certain Physical And Chemical Factors And Glycosideformation In Digitalis, Leticia Malaki Gomez
Relationships Between Certain Physical And Chemical Factors And Glycosideformation In Digitalis, Leticia Malaki Gomez
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The Interrelationships Between Chronic Restraint Stress And Reserpine Sedation: Effects On Pituitary-Adrenal Function And Brain Serotonin And Norepinephrine Levels In Male Albino Rats, John Adam Rosecrans
The Interrelationships Between Chronic Restraint Stress And Reserpine Sedation: Effects On Pituitary-Adrenal Function And Brain Serotonin And Norepinephrine Levels In Male Albino Rats, John Adam Rosecrans
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The General Adaptation Syndrome (G.A.S.) was characterized for chronic forced restraint stress in normal and reserpinized (1 mg/kg, I.P.) male albino rats. This was accomplished by analyzing the interrelationships among brain neurohumoral levels (serotonin (5-HT) and norepinephrine (NE)), serum corticosterone (KS) levels, and various organ weights such as thymus, testes, pituitaries, and adrenals.
Reserpine was observed to prevent normal rats from adapting to this stress (mortality rate was 50%) possibly via inanition. It was suggested that the overall non-adaptive effects produced could ultimately be due to the ability of reserpine to induce a chemical sympathectomy. Thus, by depleting the A.N.S. …
Modification Of Morphology, Anatomy, And Physiology Of Proserpinaca Palustris L., An Aquatic Angiosperm, By Photoperiod And Other Environmental Factors, Aaron Wallenstein
Modification Of Morphology, Anatomy, And Physiology Of Proserpinaca Palustris L., An Aquatic Angiosperm, By Photoperiod And Other Environmental Factors, Aaron Wallenstein
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