RESPONSE OF THE ISOLATED GALL BLADDER TO CHOLECYSTOKININ
RESPONSE OF THE ISOLATED GALL BLADDER TO CHOLECYSTOKININ
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离体胆囊对缩胆囊素的反应
DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1933.103.2.275
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发表时间:
1933
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通讯作者:
H. Greengard
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作者:
F. T. Jung;H. Greengard
Fig. 1. Tracing made simultaneously from two isolated gall bladders of the guinea pig. The lower was fresh; the upper (more active) had been in the refrigerator 26 hours. Time-signals= 30 seconds; CCK= cholecystokinin; CB= change of bath; j= one drop. The CCK, in this instance dissolved in some bath-fluid with the aid of heat, caused contraction. Change of bath caused immediate relaxation. A sample of bath-fluid, heated and cooled to parallel the CCK solution, had no effect. Acetyl cholin caused a strong contraction. This was stopped by atropin, after which additional acetyl cholin had no effect. After a change of bath, CCK caused a slow, powerful contraction which was not stopped by three times the previous dose of atropin.The contractions were slow, like those recorded by Ivy and Oldberg in the dog, and at the height of a contraction a marked rhythmic activity was likely to develop. These contractions were not abolished by atropin in doses which absolutely stopped the action of pilocarpin under the same conditions.