Abstract:Effect of intraperitoneally (i.p.) injected sub-anesthetic (8×10-5-8×10-2 mg/g) and anesthetic (0.1 mg/g) doses of ketamine on rats' pain sensitivity and tissue hydration were studied. Determination of water content of tissue was performed by Adrian's traditional "tissue drying" experimental procedure. The number of functionally active receptors were determined by counting the number of [ 3 H]-ouabain molecules in tissues. Latent period of pain sensitivity was defined by means of hot plate test. Ketamine in su… Show more
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