Der Einflu� der Nitrostigmin-Vergiftung und der spezifischen Antidot-Therapie mit Obidoxim auf die Bilirubin-Clearance und den Galleflu� der Ratte

Boelcke, G; L, Kamphenkel

doi:10.1007/bf00578042

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“…Species differences are evidenced by Soroka's work [38], showing in dogs a 48-percent decrease in bile flow with 0.5 mg/kg of atropine. No change [3] or a decrease [32,37] in bile flow was observed in rats with doses of atropine ranging from 0.5 to 2.5 mg/kg. Most authors used doses much smaller than those chosen in our experiments in order to ensure complete blocking of cholinergic receptors.…”

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Independence from Vagal Control of Biliary Secretion in the Rat

Debray¹,

Tour²,

Rozé³

et al. 1974

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The effects on bile secretion of classical stimulants and depressants of the parasympathic system were reinvestigated in the anaesthetized rat. Antimuscarinic drugs and vagotomy did not decrease bile flow; acetylcholine and 2-deoxy-D-glucose did not increase bile flow; insulin-induced increase in bile flow was not suppressed by vagotomy. These results do not support the hypothesis of a short-term vagal control of biliary secretion in the anaesthetized rat.

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