EXPERIMENTELLE UNTERSUCHUNGEN UBER DIE AUTOMATIE, TEMPERATURABHANGIGKEIT UND ARBEIT DES EMBRYONALEN FISCHHERZENS, UNTER BESONDERER BERUCKSICHTIGUNG DER SALMONIDEN UND SCYLLIORHINIDEN
EXPERIMENTELLE UNTERSUCHUNGEN UBER DIE AUTOMATIE, TEMPERATURABHANGIGKEIT UND ARBEIT DES EMBRYONALEN FISCHHERZENS, UNTER BESONDERER BERUCKSICHTIGUNG DER SALMONIDEN UND SCYLLIORHINIDEN
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00297690
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发表时间:
1959-01-01
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HUGGEL, H
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HUGGEL, H
A new physiological nutrient solution is described. The embryonic fish-heart exhibits a relationship to temperature from the moment the pulse begins. The following species were studied in detail Salmo fario Salmo irideus, Scylliorhinus canicula, Pristiurus melanostomus. Each of these species possess a characteristic, although not species-specific, biokinetic temperature range. It was characterized by the mode of its variation in the course of development, its various sub-division at various ages, and its final form. Scylliorhinidia and Salmonidia differ basically in the extent of the temperature range of the early stages (Scylliorhinidia 17[degree]C, Salmonidia 29[degree]C). The final form of the temperature-frequency curve permits the establishment of 3 kinds of regulation types of heart-frequency with respect to temperature. Increasing the internal pressure of isolated heart utricle causes an increase in amplitude and beating-volume from the time when the pulse begins, whereas the heart-frequency is not significantly affected. The early embryonic heart and that undergoing differentiation differ in their reaction to excess pressure. The early embryonic heart exhibits a "plastic" behavior and is not able to produce the necessary counter-pressure to pressures exceeding normal ones by 0.1-1 cm H2O. Older stages, such as 70 somites, react to excess pressure with disturbances of the conduction of stimulus, as in adult hearts. The heart-work was calculated to be 9.3 x 10-5 to 2.8 x 10-2 ergs/pulse from direct registration of the inner pressure and the beating-volume. In Salmonidia and Scylliorhinidia the heart pulse begins during somite stages 33-35 in the venous 3d of the heart at a closely defined, ring-shaped portion or at 2 oral portions of the heart. The 1st pulsations always start rhythmically and include a region which comprises about 30-40% of the total length in the average heart segment. A venous-arterial frequency gradient (primary automatism gradient) is present from the beginning. The spread of automatism occurs in the venous and arterial directions simultaneously, reaching 1st the venous, and then the arterial, end of the heart. (Condition of ubiguitous automatism). The process of the spread of automatism occurs simultaneously with the process of progressive increase in the heart frequency of individual heart segments. The frequency is highest-in the venous portion of the heart and lowest in the arterial. The increase in frequency leads to the formation of a venous and an arterial zone of automatism which become further separated from one another by the loss of local automatism. The 2 regions with higher frequency which are formed in this way correspond to the embryonic heart-centers. The final heart-centers arise by progressive loss of automatism, the backward displacement of the venous-embryonic heart-center, and the appearance of a 2d area with loss of local automatism in the arterial part of the heart. In this way 3 centers of automatism are formed (heart of Type B, according to v. Skramlik) the 3d of which (last arterial) disappears in Salmonidia by progressive loss of automatism (heart with 2 centers of automatism, Type C, v. Skramlik).