Differential impairment of delayed matching in monkeys by scopolamine and scopolamine methylbromide
Differential impairment of delayed matching in monkeys by scopolamine and scopolamine methylbromide
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东莨菪碱和甲基溴东莨菪碱对猴子延迟配型的差异性损害
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10.1007/bf00404606
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2004
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J. Carley
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Z. Bohdanecký;M. Jarvik;J. Carley
The effects of scopolamine hydrobromide and its quaternary analogue, scopolamiae methylbromide, in two doses (0.2 and 0.4 mg/kg) upon delayed matching performance was studied in monkeys. Scopolamine in the lower dose depressed significantly only performance rate, while in the higher dose it depressed both performance rate and percentage accuracy of the monkeys during the first two cycles of the experiment. On the other hand, scopolamine methylbromide (both doses) depressed just responding rate, but the effect was more pronounced towards the end of the experiment (i.e. after more than 10 hr after drug administration). These results indicate the ability of scopolamine methylbromide to influence behavior possibly by passing the blood brain barrier and thus impair the response rate of the animals.