NEUROCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RATS WIT H DIFFERENCES IN INDIVIDUALBEHAVIOR IN EMOTIONAL RESONANCE TEST - FREE-RADICAL PROCESSES AND LIPIDS IN CEREBRAL-CORTEX OF OLD RATS
My. Stepanichev et al., NEUROCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RATS WIT H DIFFERENCES IN INDIVIDUALBEHAVIOR IN EMOTIONAL RESONANCE TEST - FREE-RADICAL PROCESSES AND LIPIDS IN CEREBRAL-CORTEX OF OLD RATS, Zurnal vyssej nervnoj deatelnosti im. I.P. Pavlova, 45(5), 1995, pp. 990-998
Free radical processes and lipid content in brain membranes were inves
tigated in old male Wistar rats with differences in individual behavio
ur in <<emotional resonance>> test. Two groups of rats were selected,
i.e., 1 - which stayed for more than 2/3 of the total test time in the
dark part of the experimental chamber and 2 - which spent the total t
est time in the light part of the chamber. Free radical processes and
lipid content in the cortex of the left and right brain hemispheres di
d not differ in control animals of groups 1 and 2. Acute immobilizatio
n stress induced changes of the studied parameters depending on behavi
oural type. Rats of group 2 were more reactive than those of group 1.