Abstract:α-Methyldopamine and α-methylnoradrenaline administered intraperitoneally afforded significant protection in reserpine-induced ulcers in rats. The optimal doses were 2 and 4 mg/kg. Lower and higher doses were less effective. α-Methyldopamine and α-methylnoradrenaline probably act by reestablishing the normal adrenergic tone which is diminished in reserpine-induced ulcers.
Amphetamine affords a significant dose-dependent protection against the indomethacin-induced gastric ulcerations in rats. It is suggested that the adrenergic system is involved in the gastric mucosa protection.
Amphetamine affords a significant dose-dependent protection against the indomethacin-induced gastric ulcerations in rats. It is suggested that the adrenergic system is involved in the gastric mucosa protection.
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