EFFECT OF DORSOLATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC LESIONS ON SODIUM APPETITE ELICITED BY DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE AND BY ACUTE HYPONATREMIA.
EFFECT OF DORSOLATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC LESIONS ON SODIUM APPETITE ELICITED BY DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE AND BY ACUTE HYPONATREMIA.
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下丘脑背外侧损伤对去氧皮质酮和急性低钠血症引起的钠食欲的影响。
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10.1037/h0048232
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1964
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G. Wolf
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G. Wolf
Rats were lesioned in the dorsal part of the lateral area of the hypothalamus and allowed time to recover from the temporary adipsia and aphagia produced by the lesions. Saline preference was observed before and after injection of desoxycorticosterone using standard 2-bottle testing conditons. The lesions had no effect upon the normal preference for weak saline or aversion to strong saline but severely disrupted the potentiation of saline intake by desoxycorticosterone treatment. In contrast with normal rats, hyponatremia induced by intraperitoneal dialysis against glucose, had no effect upon the saline intake of the lesioned rats.(PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)