[Effect sandostatin on functional and structural recovery of the central nervous system after clinical death].
A behavior examination set was used to reveal a decreased anxiety as well as increased locomotor and exploratory activities and changes in resuscitated animals undergoing different learning tests. A single injection of sandostatin--an analogue of regulatory peptide somatostatin--was found to improve the structural and functional recovery of the central nervous system after a 12-minute cardiac arrest.
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Volkov
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Gorenkova
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Nazarenko
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Avrushchenko
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