... of the γ-aminobutyric acid type A receptor complex. The aim of this study was to determine the effects of ifenprodil on the behavioral and electroencephalographic (EEG) manifestations of seizures in lindane-treated rats. Adult male Wistar rats with three electrodes implanted into the skull were treated...

... rate, arterial blood gases, and convulsive EEG changes. Compared to the control-awake situation, diprenorphine and S-20682 induced hypotension (maximum fall 15%), bradycardia (maximum 12%) and bradypnoea (maximum 25%). These effects were not increased at doses higher than 20 μg/kg. Despite the induced...

...M. Babbini; M. Gaiardi; M. Bartoletti The effects of chlorpromazine and fluphenazine on behavior and electroencephalogram (EEG) have been studied in rats in order to find out whether quantitative surface EEG can be reliably used to assess the degree of hypnotic sedative activity of neuroleptic...

...W. Meier-Ruge; H. Emmenegger; A. Enz; P. Gygax; P. Iwangoff; N. Wiernsperger In three different experimental series with 22 experimental and 21 control cats it is demonstrated that DH-ergotoxine mesylate (Hydergine®) improves EEG energy, disturbed by temporary ischemia, in the isolated perfused cat...

... induced by L -dopa, 5HT, TRF or neuroleptic drugs) and electrophysiological (EEG) methods. While no clear effects of bromocriptine could be evidenced in mice, EEG recordings from the dorsal hippocampus of the rabbit showed a slight disruption of υ-waves after administration of 2 mg/kg i.v. of the drug...

...M. Babbini; M. Gaiardi; M. Bartoletti Two diazepam derivatives, the N-desmethyl and the 2’-chlor-N-desmethyldiazepam, were compared in rats using behavioral and EEG techniques. Both drugs had depressant effects upon locomotor activity, facilitated behavior suppressed by punishment, increased...

...K. Kogure; R. Busto; J. Cassel; C.Y. Kim; D.R. Harkness The effect of sodium cyanate (25, 50, 75, and 100 mg/kg body weight i.p. daily for 10 days) upon cerebral metabolism and the EEG of Wistar rats was studied. This treatment resulted in a dose-related carbamylation of hemoglobin and left shift...

.... Especially psychotropics show interindividual variation in their pharmacological effects. The differential effects of psychotropic drugs on the EEG presumably reflect genetic differences of brain function. Lithium transport across the erythrocyte membrane exhibits large interindividual differences that have...

... very close to that of diazepam. They possessed a high antimetrazol activity, a muscle-relaxant effect and a depressive action upon exploratory behavior. Moreover, they facilitated behavior suppressed by punishment and caused a synchronization of the EEG pattern. With regard to the relative potencies...

... antimetrazol activity and produced muscle relaxant effects and depressive ac tions upon exploratory behavior. They were all active in facilitating behavior suppressed by punishment, and caused a synchronization of the EEG pattern lasting 4–5 h. Both N 1 -2-hydroxyethyl substituted compounds showed a reduced...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Temporal lobe epilepsy EEG Physiological sleep Valium Pharmacology 1: 265-270 (1968) Temporal lobe epilepsy EEG Physiological sleep Valium Localizing Action of Valium®...

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