INFLUENCE OF CITALOPRAM, A SELECTIVE SEROTONIN REUPTAKE INHIBITOR, ON CIRCADIAN RHYTMS OF EXCRETORY FUNCTION OF KIDNEYS
I.G. Kushnir, G.I. Kokoshchuk
Chernivtsi National University named after Ju. Fedcovich, Ukraine
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Abstract
In experiments on the white rats it was established that the citalopram in dose 5 mg/kg significantly affects the circadian rhytms of excretory function of kidneys, especially at night. We conclude that serotonin, which content is increased by citalopram, may serve as a neurotransmitter in circadian thytms regulation.
Keywords:
circasian rhytm,white rats, citalopram, setotonin
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