Do antidepressants preferentially enhance habituation to novelty in the olfactory bulbectomized rat?
These findings suggest that antidepressants restore normal responding by permitting more effective adaptation to novel stimuli.
Fluid resuscitation results in positive fluid balance in both septic and control animals. This leads to circulatory stabilization of septic animals, but not a decrease in the anaerobic share of glycolysis. A positive fluid balance in control animals does not result in alteration of muscular aerobic glycolysis. Decreasing glycerol levels in both groups give evidence that a positive fluid balance does not exert a negative impact on cell metabolism.