ATPase activity in discharging cortical lesions induced by freezing.
ATPase activity in discharging cortical lesions induced by freezing.
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解除冷冻诱导的皮质损伤中的 ATP 酶活性。
DOI:
10.1001/archneur.1967.00470210097010
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发表时间:
1967
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通讯作者:
A. McCrimmon
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作者:
E. Levin;A. McCrimmon
THE PRODUCTION of abnormally discharging cortical foci in experimental animals provides a model having some resemblance to human focal epilepsy. Local cortical freezing is one of several procedures which have been effective in producing epileptogenic lesions. Nims et al employed an ethyl chloride spray to produce a freezing cortical lesion, 1 and more recently Morrell et al have described in detail results with the same method. 2 Although the rat has been said to be relatively resistant to cortical freezing, 3 Morrell's technique has proved effective in inducing abnormally discharging lesions in this animal, and experience with the rat will be described. Such lesions should be useful for investigating chemical alterations associated with the resulting electroencephalographic abnormality. The ATPase requiring Na + and K + as well as Mg ++ for full activation (Na-K-ATPase) was selected for study because of the suggested association of this enzyme with transport of Na + and K