Static contraction causes a reflex-induced release of arginine vasopressin in anesthetized cats
LR Liviakis, CL Stebbins - Brain research bulletin, 2000 - Elsevier
We tested the hypothesis that brief static contraction of the triceps surae muscle causes
reflex-induced increases in plasma arginine vasopressin (AVP) in anesthetized cats. Arterial
blood samples, for measurement of plasma AVP, were taken before and after 30 s of
electrically stimulated static contraction performed at a low intensity (< 20% of maximal; n=
5), a high intensity (> 70% of maximal; n= 7), and a high intensity after denervation of the
triceps surae (n= 5). The low intensity contraction protocol was repeated during α-adrenergic …
reflex-induced increases in plasma arginine vasopressin (AVP) in anesthetized cats. Arterial
blood samples, for measurement of plasma AVP, were taken before and after 30 s of
electrically stimulated static contraction performed at a low intensity (< 20% of maximal; n=
5), a high intensity (> 70% of maximal; n= 7), and a high intensity after denervation of the
triceps surae (n= 5). The low intensity contraction protocol was repeated during α-adrenergic …
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