Effects of Adrenaline and Piracetam on Fish Feeding Behavior

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V. V. Kuz'mina
D. V. Garina
A. G. Ilyushkina
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[1] Papanin Institute of Inward Waters Biology,
[2] Russian Academy of Sciences,undefined
[3] Borok,undefined
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Journal of Evolutionary Biochemistry and Physiology | 2003年 / 39卷
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Adrenaline; Feeding Behavior; Active Feeding; Intraperitoneal Administration; Piracetam;
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It has been shown that intraperitoneal administration of adrenaline causes an increase of the latent feeding period in goldfish and carp regardless of the season. Piracetam in summer has no effect on the rate of feeding response in carp and decreases the latent feeding period in goldfish, while in the autumn it slightly decreases the latent feeding period in the former species and restores the active feeding in the latter. It is suggested that the revealed phenomenon is due to stabilization of fish brain integrative activity under effect of piracetam.
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