Effects of Electrical Stimulation of S Ⅱ and Electroacupuncture on Contents of Some Free Amino Acids in the Precruciate Cortex
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Effects of Electrical Stimulation of S Ⅱ and Electroacupuncture on Contents of Some Free Amino Acids in the Precruciate Cortex
Acupuncture ResearchIssue 1, Pages: 8-10(1994)
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中国中医研究院针灸研究所,北京,100700
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Effects of Electrical Stimulation of S Ⅱ and Electroacupuncture on Contents of Some Free Amino Acids in the Precruciate Cortex[J]. Acupuncture research, 1994, (1): 8-10.
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Effects of Electrical Stimulation of S Ⅱ and Electroacupuncture on Contents of Some Free Amino Acids in the Precruciate Cortex[J]. Acupuncture research, 1994, (1): 8-10.DOI:
Effects of Electrical Stimulation of S Ⅱ and Electroacupuncture on Contents of Some Free Amino Acids in the Precruciate Cortex
Effects of electrical stimulation of the somatosensory area Ⅱ (S Ⅱ) of the cerebral cortex and electroacupuncture (EA) on contents of r-aminobutyric acid (GABA)
glutamic acid (Glu)
aspartic acid(Asp)and alanine (Ala) in the precruciate cortex (PreCtx) were investigated in order to probe if the free amino acids in the preCtx are invohied in the S Ⅱ descending modulation and acupuncture analgesia.Adult cats were randomly divided into four groups: control
EA
electrical stimulation of S Ⅱ and stimulation of S Ⅱ plus EA. EA was applied at right Huantiao and Yanglingquan acupoints for 30 min and electrical stimulation was given on the S Ⅱ surface. Amino acids were separated by paper chromatography and determined with spectrophotometry.Results showed that the stimulation of S Ⅱ or/and EA had no significant effects on the contents of GABA
Glu
Asp and Ala in the PreCtx
indicating that the four amino acids are probably not involved in regulatory effects of EA and the stimulation of S Ⅱ on the PreCtx
Effects of Electrical Stimulation of SⅡ and Electroacupuncture on β-Endorphin Contents in the Perfusate from the Nucleus Centrum Medianum of the Thalamus in Cats
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