Lateral hypothalamic injection of GABAA antagonist induces gastric vagus-mediated hypocalcemia in the rat.
Lateral hypothalamic injection of GABAA antagonist induces gastric vagus-mediated hypocalcemia in the rat.
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下丘脑外侧注射 GABAA 拮抗剂可诱导大鼠胃迷走神经介导的低钙血症。
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1997
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T. Hori
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K. Shiramine;S. Aou;T. Hori
The involvement of lateral hypothalamic area (LHA) neurons in the regulation of blood calcium homeostasis was investigated in unanesthetized rats. The microinjection of the γ-aminobutyric acid A receptor antagonist bicuculline methiodide (BM, 4-40 ng ⋅ 0.5 μl-1 ⋅ 5 min-1) into the LHA decreased the blood concentration of ionized calcium. Total serum calcium also decreased after the BM injection. This hypocalcemic effect was eliminated by a bilateral vagotomy of the gastric branches. An intravenous injection of atropine methyl bromide (a muscarinic antagonist), nadolol (a β-adrenergic blocker), or ranitidine (a histamine H2 blocker) suppressed the BM-induced hypocalcemia, whereas phenoxybenzamine (an α-adrenergic blocker) proved to be ineffective. Although the intra-LHA injection of BM increased the serum gastrin, which is known to have a hypocalcemic effect, neither secretin nor somatostatin (gastrin-release inhibitors) blocked the hypocalcemic response. These results suggest that the hypocalcemia observed after the excitation of LHA neurons was mediated by muscarinic, β-adrenergic, and histamine H2 receptors through the gastric vagus.