Changes in cardiomyocyte dehydrogenase activity in acute experimental occlusion of the limb arteries

Hormone-producing cardiomyocytes of the right atrium of suslik were studied in summer and winter periods (the torpidity and spontaneous awake states). The hormone was shown to be intensely synthesized in summer. The intensity of this process decreased during hypothermia and increased during winter spontaneous awakenings. The role of these changes in the maintenance of water and salt homeostasis is discussed.

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Atrial cardiomyocytes of a heterothermic animal in various physiological states

Vinogradova

Cherezova

Korostyshevskaya

et al. 1998

Bull Exp Biol Med

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Changes in cardiomyocyte dehydrogenase activity in acute experimental occlusion of the limb arteries

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