Our previous and recent studies have found that lanthanides La3+ and Pr3+themselves not only have marked analgesic effect, but can also produce a synergistic effect in coordination with electric acupuncture analgesia....Our previous and recent studies have found that lanthanides La3+ and Pr3+themselves not only have marked analgesic effect, but can also produce a synergistic effect in coordination with electric acupuncture analgesia. The analgesic effect can be antagonized by calcium and naloxone, and so its analgesic characteristic is very similar to those of morphine and electric acupuncture. There are 15 lanthanides, and their chemical and physical properties are very similar. It follows that展开更多
Relationship of calcium and magnesium contents in mouse brain to electric acupuncture analgesia has been well studied. Recently workers found that both analgesic effects of electric acupuncture and morphine not only w...Relationship of calcium and magnesium contents in mouse brain to electric acupuncture analgesia has been well studied. Recently workers found that both analgesic effects of electric acupuncture and morphine not only were similar, but also had a common ionic basis. The subcellular loss of calcium after opiate administration was found to be associated with fractions rich in nerve endings and was closely parallel to the subcellular distribution of opiate receptor binding, and was shown to be influenced by a number of inorganic ions, particularly monovalent and divalent cations implicated展开更多
The correlation of 12 metal ions with electro-acupuncture analgesia in mice was studied. It was found that a decrease of calcium ion (Ca2+) content in the brain could enhance the analgesic effect of electro-acupunctur...The correlation of 12 metal ions with electro-acupuncture analgesia in mice was studied. It was found that a decrease of calcium ion (Ca2+) content in the brain could enhance the analgesic effect of electro-acupuncture, while an increase of Ca2+ content could lower or even cancel its effect. Other cations, such as potassium, sodium, lithium, copper, strontium, barium, zinc, cobalt, ferrous, magnesium and aluminum, had no effect on electro-acupuncture analgesia.展开更多
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文摘Our previous and recent studies have found that lanthanides La3+ and Pr3+themselves not only have marked analgesic effect, but can also produce a synergistic effect in coordination with electric acupuncture analgesia. The analgesic effect can be antagonized by calcium and naloxone, and so its analgesic characteristic is very similar to those of morphine and electric acupuncture. There are 15 lanthanides, and their chemical and physical properties are very similar. It follows that
文摘Relationship of calcium and magnesium contents in mouse brain to electric acupuncture analgesia has been well studied. Recently workers found that both analgesic effects of electric acupuncture and morphine not only were similar, but also had a common ionic basis. The subcellular loss of calcium after opiate administration was found to be associated with fractions rich in nerve endings and was closely parallel to the subcellular distribution of opiate receptor binding, and was shown to be influenced by a number of inorganic ions, particularly monovalent and divalent cations implicated
文摘The correlation of 12 metal ions with electro-acupuncture analgesia in mice was studied. It was found that a decrease of calcium ion (Ca2+) content in the brain could enhance the analgesic effect of electro-acupuncture, while an increase of Ca2+ content could lower or even cancel its effect. Other cations, such as potassium, sodium, lithium, copper, strontium, barium, zinc, cobalt, ferrous, magnesium and aluminum, had no effect on electro-acupuncture analgesia.