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The Effect of Thiopental, Chlorpromazine and Megimide on the Protein Metabolism of Brain Shozo Nakazawa 1 1Department of Surgery, Niigata University School of Medicine pp.678-686
Published Date 1960/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431906396
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A) The guinea-pig brain slices is incubtedwith 2-C14-glycine in the Krebs-Ringer phosphatemedium or modified Mcllwain's medium containing glucose as substrate and the effects of variousdrugs on the rate of the incorporation of C14-glycine in the proteins are observed.

 1) When thiopental or chlorpromazine is addedinto the medium, oxygen uptake of the brainslices is reduced and the incorporation of C14-glycine into the brain proteins is also inhibited significantly according to the concentrationsof the drugs.

 2) The creatine phosphate content of the brainslices incubated with thiopental or chlorpromazine is also decreased remarkably.

 3) When megimide is added into the medium, oxygen uptake of the brain slices and the incorporation of C14-glycine into the brain proteinare enhanced slightly at the concentrations of3×10-4 and 6×10-4 and the creatine phospatecontent of the brain slices is also increased by30%.

 4) The above results with the brain slices are. compared with those with the liver slices andthe difference of the two tissues in the sensitivity to the drugs are discussed.

B) The specific activity of the proteins and ofacid soluble fractions is estimated 2 h. after theintracisternal and intraperitoneal injection of 2-C14-glycine, and the relative specific activity ofthe proteins was determined.

 1) A group of five rabbits anesthetized with intraperitoneal injection of 60 mg/kg thiopentalshows relatively low specific activities in thebrain and liver protein fractions.

 2) Similar results are obtained in a group of fiverabbits to which 30mg/kg chlorpromazine isinjected intraperitoneally.

 3) A group of five rabbits to which 30mg/kgmegimide is injected intraperitoneally shows nosignificant change in the relative specific activityof both the brain and liver protein fractions.


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