Korean Journal of Veterinary Research 1974;14(2):207-210.
Effects of Some Autonomic Drugs on the Intramural Nervous System of Isolated Jejunum of Chiken Pretreated with Reserpine
Chang Eop Lee
Department of Veterinary Medicine, College of Agriculture, Seoul National University
몇가지 자율신경성약물(自律神經性藥物)이 Reserpine 처리(處理) 병아리의 척출공장(剔出空腸) 내재성신경(內在性神經)에 미치는 영향(影響)
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서울대학교 농과대학 수의학과
Abstract
Pharmacological investigation was performed in chickens which were pretreated with reserpine. Transmural stimulations were given to the isolated jejunum of chickens and studied the responses and the effects of dibenamine, propranolol, atropine and tetrodotoxin on them. The results obtained were summerized as follows: 1. Three different patterns of response were obtained from the isolated jejunum of non-treated chickens after giving them transmural stimulation. The first pattern was contraction followed by relaxation, the second pattern was contraction only and the third pattern was relaxation only. 2. The transmural stimulation of the jejunum preparations evoked relaxation while the periarterial stimulation evoked contraction in the reserpinized chick. 3. The relaxation response to the transmural stimulation was not affected by the pretreatment with dibenamine, propranolol and atropine. 4. The relaxation response to the transmural stimulation was abolished by tetrodotoxin. The results obtained in these studies indicate that the relaxation response to the transmural stimulation is due to non-adrenergic inhibitory fibers.
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