The neurochemical characteristics of the rat septal nuclei in realizing the antiaversive effects of tranquilizers on different models of anxiety

A. A. Shandra,Godlevskiĭ Ls,Brusentsov Ai,Vastianov Rs,Karliuga Va,Dzygal Af,Nickel B

The neurochemical characteristics of the rat septal nuclei in realizing the antiaversive effects of tranquilizers on different models of anxiety

1997

A. A. Shandra
Godlevskiĭ Ls
Brusentsov Ai
Vastianov Rs
Karliuga Va
Dzygal Af
Nickel B

: An anti-ischemic effect of the delta-sleep-inducing peptide (DSIP) was found in rats. The DSIP effect was more obvious than that of the MK-801. The data obtained is discussed considering a possible use of the DSIP for brain stroke prophylaxis.

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Neurochemical
Anesthesia
Anxiety
Septal nuclei
Psychology
rat brain
Delta sleep-inducing peptide
ischemic injury
Internal medicine
Stroke
Endocrinology
Peptide
Medicine

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