action of amitriptylineon bioelectric activity of hippocampus on the background of development of long-term stress
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Abstract
Dynamics of changes of capacities of gypocampus bioelectric activity in control rats, in animals under immobilization stress and in the long-term stressed rats, which was administrated by amitriptilinum, was analyzed. The dynamics of changes of the gypocampus bioelectric activity reflects features of reorganization of the brain adaptive mechanisms with the constant change of its functioning mode under conditions of the long-term stress development.
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| Authors | ;T. G. Chaus;V. P. Lyashenko;S. М. Lukashov;G. G. Chaus |
| Journal | eye & contact lens |
| Year | 2005 |
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