Age-dependent changes of electrophysiologic characteristics of the stellate ganglion conducting pathways in kittens

Maslyukov, P. M.; Фатеев, М. М.; Nozdrachev, A. D.

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“…Parameters of HRV were studied in the following period of early postnatal ontogeny: newborn animals, 10-day-old animals (eye opening), and 20-day-old animals (rise on the legs). The control group consisted of 30-day-old animals with well-developed physiological systems [13].ECG was recorded on a 2-channel electrophysiological device connected to a computer (IBP PC Pentium II) through an L-CARD E-440 analog-to-digital converter (ADC). ECG was recorded in lead II for 4 min using L-GRAPH software (supplied with ADC).…”

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Heart Rate Variability in Kittens during Early Postnatal Ontogeny

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Heart rate variability in awake kittens under resting conditions was studied during the following periods of postnatal ontogeny: newborn animals, 10-day-old animals (eye opening), 20-day-old animals (rise on the legs), and 30-day-old animals (control). Newborn animals were characterized by high activity of the sympathoadrenal system due to birth stress. The effect of stress factors increased in 10-day-old kittens, which was related to the start of functioning of distant receptors and delivery of new environmental information into the brain. The acquisition of upright posture and locomotion on the limbs were accompanied by activation of the vagus nerve in kittens. Significant changes in temporal, geometric, and spectral characteristics illustrate an increase in adaptability of the organism and possibility for independent living (particularly, by the 30th day of life).

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“…Sensitive and sympathetic innervation of internal organs in postnatal development and under experimental influence was investigated in the works of Valentin V. Shilkin , Valentina V. Porseva (Porseva et al, 2017), Andrey Emanuilov et al (2008), Petr M. Masliukov . Petr Masliukov, a former PhD student of Nozdrachev, carried out a comprehensive study of the patterns of age‐related changes in the innervation of internal organs; he described in detail the morphological, neurochemical and functional characteristics of the neurons of the ANS in postnatal ontogenesis (Masliukov, 2001; Masliukov et al, 2000a, 2000b, 2016). Nozdrachev and Masliukov obtained new data on the age‐related characteristics of neuropeptide regulation of internal organs in postnatal ontogenesis, in particular, the role of neuropeptide Y in the ANS (Nozdrachev & Masliukov, 2011).…”

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A brief history of Russian research on the autonomic nervous system

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2022

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The first information on the structure and function of the autonomic nervous system dates back to the time of Galen (second century), while the beginning of the study of the autonomic nervous system in Russia can be traced back to the mid‐19th century. This review is devoted to the professional achievements of Russian researchers in the 19th and 20th centuries who were active in the field of the autonomic nervous system at different stages of the development of neuromorphology and neurophysiology. In addition, recent achievements of modern Russian researchers active in this domain are also highlighted. This review is mainly devoted to research on the autonomic nervous system in Russia, but it would be unfair not to mention the scientists who made a significant contribution to this field of science and worked in the republics of the former USSR. Russian morphology and physiology developed under the significant influence of well‐known western scientific schools. I sincerely hope that cooperation between Russian and foreign colleagues will continue and will be fruitful for global science.

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“…MASLIUKOV et al, 2000a). O número e tamanho médio dos neurônios que inervam diferentes órgãos-alvo se alteram no decorrer do desenvolvimento pós-natal do animal(MASLIUKOV et al, 2000b).…”

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Plasticidade da inervação cardíaca durante o desenvolvimento pós-natal em préas (Galea spixii, Wagler, 1831)

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Age-dependent changes of electrophysiologic characteristics of the stellate ganglion conducting pathways in kittens

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Heart Rate Variability in Kittens during Early Postnatal Ontogeny

Heart Rate Variability in Kittens during Early Postnatal Ontogeny

A brief history of Russian research on the autonomic nervous system

Plasticidade da inervação cardíaca durante o desenvolvimento pós-natal em préas (Galea spixii, Wagler, 1831)

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