p-Chloroamphetamine: Effects on tonic immobility, activity, and temperature in chickens.

Tonic immobility (TI) is a behavioral response to a sudden constraint and inversion in the rabbit. TI is characterized by a long-lasting immobilization, abolition of righting reflex, leg tremors, and waxy flexibility of the extremities. However, during TI autonomic functions do not seem significantly altered. We have used TI as a method to obviate the effect of anesthesia when recording urodynamic parameters during filling of the bladder. Our results suggest that, indeed, autonomic functions related to the filling phase of the micturition cycle are not altered by TI.

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The effect of tonic immobility on urethral pressure and vesical capacity

Germain

Galeano

Elhilali

1986

Neurourology and Urodynamics

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P-chlorophenylalanine attenuates tonic immobility duration in chickens

Hughes

1986

Physiology & Behavior

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Tonic immobility and the serotonergic system in chickens: Differential blockade of receptors by cyproheptadine and cinanserin

Hennig

Braughler

1988

Physiology & Behavior

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p-Chloroamphetamine: Effects on tonic immobility, activity, and temperature in chickens.

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The effect of tonic immobility on urethral pressure and vesical capacity

The effect of tonic immobility on urethral pressure and vesical capacity

P-chlorophenylalanine attenuates tonic immobility duration in chickens

Tonic immobility and the serotonergic system in chickens: Differential blockade of receptors by cyproheptadine and cinanserin

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