Metabolic and cardio-vascular effects of serotonin[5-hydroxytryptaminel
Metabolic and cardio-vascular effects of serotonin[5-hydroxytryptaminel
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10.1016/0024-3205(67)90155-5
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1967-01-01
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ORO, L.
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CARLSON, L. A.;EKELUND, L. G.;ORO, L.
Serotonin was given intravenously as a constant infusion of 2 to 4 [mu]g/kg body weight/min.during 20-min. periods to 4 male volunteers. The levels of free fatty acids (FFA) and glycerol in arterial blood plasma increased. The blood glucose concentration was unchanged. The O consumption increased. Repeated serotonin infusion in 2 of the subjects, after administration of a serotonin "antagonist", cyproheptadin or methysergid, caused greater increases in the levels of FFA and glycerol and in O consumption. The pulse rate increased in all subjects without significant change in blood pressure. Serotonin was also infused into 3 dogs during 30 min. in a dose of 8 [mu]g/kg/min. The levels of FFA and glycerol in blood plasma increased in 2 of them. The heart rate increased and the blood pressure decreased. The addition of serotonin to human and rat adipose tissure incubated in vitro stimulated the release of glycerol. || ABSTRACT AUTHORS: Authors