PubMed · 86863
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K Samii, J Feret, A Harari, P Viars. 1979-05-26. Selective spinal analgesia.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/86863/
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Morphine and aspartic acid were administered separately and in combination to 80 rats divided into 8 groups. Ten and 20 min following the injections, brain, liver and kidney L-asparaginase activity was determined. Morphine decreased brain and liver L-asparaginase activity and increased that of kidney. Aspartic acid completely antagonized the effect of morphine. Additionally 500 IU/kg L-asparaginase and 5 or 10 mg/kg morphine were i.v. injected into 56 rats divided into 5 groups. L-Asparaginase, which, in turn, increased motor activity, antagonized the morphine-induced hypoactivity and analgesia. These results support our previous findings.
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