AI Article Synopsis
- A study examined the link between blood flow (microcirculation) and energy use (metabolism) in the brains of 50 rats with neurotic disorders.
- Neurotic traits were assessed based on conditioning and physiological factors like blood pressure, breathing rate, and heart rate.
- Findings showed changes in blood vessel condition and unusual responses to reduced blood supply, with enzyme activity levels indicating a hypoxic (low oxygen) condition in the affected rats.
Article Abstract
A correlation was made between microcirculation and energy metabolism in the brain of 50 neurotized rats. Neurotic disorders were defined by characteristics of conditioning, arterial pressure, breathing rate and heart rate. In vivo biomicroscopy revealed modification of the state of blood vessels at rest and inverted reaction of brain pial vessels of neurotized rats to bilateral occlusion of common carotid arteries. Ratio of activities of respiratory cycle enzymes (succinate and NADH-dehydrogenases) was indicative of hypoxic state of the animals under study.
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