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Interaction of Diazepam and Swim Stress

Brain Research, 2007
Many people take diazepam to prevent or counteract the consequences of exposure to different stressors. However, the interaction of diazepam and stress is not clear. Several studies have suggested that swim stress alters the properties of benzodiazepines. Both diazepam and swim stress have anticonvulsant properties.
Dubravka Svob Strac, Josipa Vlainić, Danka Peričić   +2 more
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Anticonvulsive Effect of Swim Stress in Mice

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 2000
To explore the possible involvement of glucocorticoids in the previously observed anticonvulsive effect of swim stress, mice were, prior to administration of convulsants, subjected to treatments that diminish or enhance plasma corticosterone levels. Aminoglutethimide, the inhibitor of steroid synthesis, failed to modify convulsant doses of picrotoxin ...
Dubravka Svob Strac, Danka Peričić, Maja Jazvinšćak   +2 more
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NAN-190 Potentiates the Impairment of Retention Produced by Swim Stress

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 2007
Exposing rats to stress in the form of forced swim immediately after passive-avoidance training impaired retention. In contrast, exposure to the same stressor 2 h after training failed to impair retention.
Schneider, Allen M., Simson, Peter E., , \u2778, Peter E. Simson, Allen M. Schneider   +3 more
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Swimming: Stress and training

Basic Research in Cardiology, 1975
The short term and the training effects of water immersion and swimming on ventilatory and circulatory parameters of the human organism were described using our own results and data from the literature. It is suggested that swimming has not only the common positive effects on the physical efficiency observed in other types of sport but seems to improve
H, Rieckert, G, Gebert
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