The Effects of Lateral Ventricular Injection of Enkephalin on Serum Cortieosterone Level in Burned Rabbits

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The Effects of Lateral Ventricular Injection of Enkephalin on Serum Cortieosterone Level in Burned Rabbits

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- The Effects of Lateral Ventricular Injection of Enkephalin on Serum Cortieosterone Level in Burned Rabbits
- Military Medical Research Issue 4, Pages: 327-329(1989)
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  1. Department of Physiology First Military Medical University
  2. ,Guangzhou
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- Published：1989
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[1]孙希诰.The Effects of Lateral Ventricular Injection of Enkephalin on Serum Cortieosterone Level in Burned Rabbits[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,1989(04):327-329.
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[1]孙希诰.The Effects of Lateral Ventricular Injection of Enkephalin on Serum Cortieosterone Level in Burned Rabbits[J].Journal of Medical Colleges of PLA,1989(04):327-329. DOI：

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<正> Met-and Leu-eukephalin injected into lateral ventricles could decrease serumcorticosterone level in healthy rabbits.This effect could be reversed by giving naloxone.Fif-ty min after burn（third degree

30％） serum corticosterone of rabbits increased verysignificantly over controls

and pretreatment with dexamethazone had no negative feebdack ef-fect.Enkephalin failed to lower serum corticosterone from its increased level following burn.These results suggest that enkphalin act poasibly as a neurotransmitter or neuromodulatorwhich takes part in the modulation of corticosterone secretion.

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