[The effect of pentagastrin and ornithine-tetragastrin on motor activity of the stomach in skates and scorpion-fish].
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Low doses of pentagastrin (50 mug/kg b. w.) have no physiological effect on motor activity of the stomach in the skate Dasyatis pastinaca. Average doses (100-200 mug/kg) stimulate the activity, whereas high ones (300 mug/kg) inhibit the frequency of stomach contractions, slightly increasing their amplitude. Ornithine tetragastrin in a dose 2000 mug/kg does not affect motor activity of the stomach in skates. In the scorpion-fish Scorpaena porcus, ornithine tetragastrin (1000 and 2000 mug/kg) inhibits motor activity of the stomach.
Ornithine, Species Specificity, Stomach, Fishes, Animals, Pentagastrin, Gastrointestinal Motility, Muscle Contraction
Ornithine, Species Specificity, Stomach, Fishes, Animals, Pentagastrin, Gastrointestinal Motility, Muscle Contraction
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