A Newly Designed Method for Removal of the Pineal Body, and Depression of Convulsions and Enhancement of Exploratory Movements by Pinealectomy in Mice
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We designed a simple technique for surgical excision of the pineal body in mice. Such can be accomplished in 10 min by a skilled worker and there are no lesions whatever.<BR>In pinealectomized El-strain mice the appearance of convulsions was inhibited up to 30 days, while intact El-mice were all fallen into convulsions by being shaken up and down on a flat carton. Pentazole-induced convulsions propagate from one dd-mouse to another in an aggregated state, but such propagation did not occur in pinealectomized animals.<BR>Exploratory movements of pinealectomized dd-mice increased as compared to intact animals and the increase was always more extensively observed in El-mice in which, even in the intact animals, the exploratory movements were much more than those of dd-mice.<BR>From the above-mentioned experiment, it is considered that the pineal body plays a role not only in initiating but also in propagating convulsions, and that it may have a depressive action on motor activities in mice.
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Hata Taeko
Department Of Pharmacology Faculty Of Pharmaceutical Sciences Kinki University
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Kita Tomitaro
Department Of Pharmacology Faculty Of Pharmacy Kinki University
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