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The influence of ambient temperature on thermoregulatory responses to intraventricularly injected monoamines in sheep, goats and rabbits

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Zur Erklärung der Effekte auf die Thermoregulation in Schafen, Ziegen und Kaninchen bei verschiedenen Umwelttemperaturen von intraventrikulären Injektionen von Noradrenalin (NA) und 5-Hydroxytryptamin (5-HT) wurde ein einfaches Neuronenmodell vorgeschlagen. Diese Monoamine entfalten nicht in allen Situationen eine reziproke Wirkung. 5-HT führt zu einem Anstieg des Wärmeverlustes und einer Hemmung der Wärmebildung. NA hemmt sowohl Wärmeverlust wie auch Wärmebildung 19.

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  1. W. H. Cottle

    Present address: Department of Physiology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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  1. A.R.C. Institute of Animal Physiology, Babraham, Cambridge, England

    J. Bligh & W. H. Cottle

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Bligh, J., Cottle, W.H. The influence of ambient temperature on thermoregulatory responses to intraventricularly injected monoamines in sheep, goats and rabbits. Experientia 25, 608–609 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01896541

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