On some electrolytic and water metabolism modifications in rats susceptible to audiogenic convulsions.

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On some electrolytic and water metabolism modifications in rats susceptible to audiogenic convulsions.

Romanian journal of physiology : physiological sciences - 1 Jan 2000

Uluitu M, Chiş R, Bădescu A

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Following our research in the relationship between mechanisms of blood transportation of sodium and cerebral excitability, we studied adult rats (males-180-230 gm), divided into two groups according to their level of excitability to noise: 1. Rats susceptible to audiogenic convulsions and, 2. Rat...

Topics

Acoustic Stimulation
Animals
Biological Transport
Diuresis
Drinking Behavior
Electrolytes
Genetic Predisposition to Disease
Male
Motor Activity
Natriuresis
Rats
Reference Values
Seizures
Sodium
Sodium Chloride
Water

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PMID: 7582924

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