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[Insomnia induced by P-chlorophenylalanine in cats. Its reversibility by intraventricular injections of indolamines].

F Petitjean, C Buda, M Janin, M Sallanon, M Jouvet
Other Comptes rendus des seances de l'Academie des sciences. Serie D, Sciences naturelles 1980 1 sitasi
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[Insomnia induced by P-chlorophenylalanine in cats. Its reversibility by intraventricular injections of indolamines]. 250 micrograms of 5-HTP intraventricular injection
Pembanding
Placebo
Arah Efek
Positive
Risiko Bias
Unclear

Abstract

Intraventricular injection of 250 microgram of 5 HTP induces both slow wave and paradoxical sleep, after 20-60 min. latencies, in insomniac Cats pretreated with P-chlorophenylalanine. Direct injections of 5 HTP in several brain stem structures do not induce sleep. The long latency or paradoxical sleep induction and its suppression with chloramphenicol suggest that indolamines are not directly responsible for paradoxical sleep, but that they act by controlling the synthesis and/or the liberation in the periventricular system of some specific paradoxical sleep inducing factor.

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