[Effect of sodium hydroxybutyrate, phenamine, transamine, l-DOPA on the physical work capacity of animals under multiple stress conditions].

I G, Kurochkin; T S, Tsikalova

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[Effect of sodium hydroxybutyrate, phenamine, transamine, l-DOPA on the physical work capacity of animals under multiple stress conditions].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 11 Jun 1977 Russian Journal:Farmakologiia i toksikologiia, volume 39 (issn: 0014-8318,

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Authors: I G, Kurochkin; T S, Tsikalova;

pmid: 1024830

[Effect of sodium hydroxybutyrate, phenamine, transamine, l-DOPA on the physical work capacity of animals under multiple stress conditions].

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Abstract

Complete restoration of performance capacity in rats following a preliminary single exertion is shown to occur against the background of action produced both by transamine and its combination with sodium oxybutyrate. After a preliminary 4-fold swimming transamine is effective only in combination with sodium oxybutyrate. With a combined action of sodium oxybutyrate and l-DOPA a prolonged increase of performance capacity of the animals under multiple loads is recorded.

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Levodopa, Male, Amphetamine, Animals, Hydroxybutyrates, Drug Therapy, Combination, Tranylcypromine, Fatigue, Rats

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