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  • The study focused on how unit activity in the cat brain cortex recovers after a short recovery from a 5-minute period of anoxia (lack of oxygen).
  • It found that short-term anoxia can have a protective effect, but this is only observed when it causes a state known as asphyxic hyperactivity.
  • The protective effect is linked to changes in the activity of regulatory systems involving calcium, polyphosphoinositides, and cyclic AMP (cAMP).

Article Abstract

Recovery of unit activity was studied after a 5-min anoxia following a short-term anoxia in the cat brain cortex. The short-term anoxia's protective effect was only revealed in case when it had induced the phenomenon of asphyxic hyperactivity. The protective effect seems to be due to the short-term anoxia-induced changes in the calcium, polyphosphoinositide and cAMP regulatory systems' activity.

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