CHANGING OF ISCHEMIC M. SOLEUS TETANIC CONTRACTION PARAMETERS IN RATS WITH CHRONIC ALCOHOL INTOXICATION
O.A Melnychuk, О.P. Motuziuk , S.Ye. Shvayko
Lesya Ukrainka Eastern European National University
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15407/fz61.03.081
Abstract
This article deals with the changes of isolated ischemic
m. soleus tetanus parameters in rats with chronic alcohol
intoxication. The experiments were carried out on 15 male
Wistar rats that were divided into three groups for 5 animals in
each: group І (control) and two groups in which was induced
hind limbs acute muscles ischemia: group ІІ ‒ rats without
alcoholic intoxication, group ІІІ ‒ rats with chronic alcoholic
intoxication. Strain measurement muscle mechanical activity
were conducted in isometric mode under conditions of direct
electrical muscular preparation stimulation. It is proved that
ischemic m. soleus tetanic force in rats with chronic alcoholic
intoxication in comparison with rats without alcoholic intoxication
does not significant changes. But signifycantly increases
the reaching tetanus peak time. It is shown that in rats without
alcoholic intoxication and with chronic alcoholic intoxication
in comparison with intact animals, significantly decreases
the duration of ischemic m. soleus stabile force level. It is
shoved significant changes of individual muscles contraction
time course of ischemic m. soleus tetanus in this rats group
in comparison to intact animal. It is shown that these changes
influence on successive muscular contraction efficiency of
frequency summation in ischemic m. soleus tetanus and their
speed-power characteristics.
Keywords:
m. soleus; ischemia; alcohol intoxication; tetanic force; contractile characteristics.
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