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CNS Regulation of Salt and Water Intake
Hospital Practice, 1977The brain has evolved a number of mechanisms to maintain body fluid balance. They include the sensation of thirst, which stimulates water intake, the secretion of vasopressin, which helps prevent water loss, and the secretion of aldosterone, which helps prevent sodium depletion.
D J, Ramsay, W F, Ganong
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Naloxone persistently modifies water-intake
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 1988Rats, deprived of water for 19 hr, were given an opportunity to drink water for 30 min and for another 4.5 hr. Prior to drinking, rats were injected with saline or NX (2.5 mg/kg) to see if NX's effects persisted when given day after day. The findings confirmed that NX not only reduced intake but its effects showed no tolerance across consecutive ...
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Journal AWWA, 1940
WATER works practice the word "intake" usually means that portion of the water works system which conveys the water from the source of supply to a gate house, pumping station or other portion of the water works plant. There are a few water supplies taken from the shores of lakes or rivers by the excavation of a channel, such as at Ottawa, but in this ...
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WATER works practice the word "intake" usually means that portion of the water works system which conveys the water from the source of supply to a gate house, pumping station or other portion of the water works plant. There are a few water supplies taken from the shores of lakes or rivers by the excavation of a channel, such as at Ottawa, but in this ...
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Effects of catecholamines on water intake in rats
Physiology & Behavior, 1991It is known that intraperitoneally (IP) injected adrenaline (A) inhibits food intake in otherwise hungry animals. In a recent work, Hinton et al. (6) showed that IP A also inhibits water intake in thirsty rats, concluding that A's effect is unspecific.
M, Russek +3 more
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1980
According to Fitzsimons (1972, 1975) one can define two types of drinking: 1) In primary or regulatory drinking there is a relative or an absolute lack of water in one of the fluid compartments. Primary drinking can be caused by cellular or extracellular dehydration.
D. K. Meyer, G. Hertting
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According to Fitzsimons (1972, 1975) one can define two types of drinking: 1) In primary or regulatory drinking there is a relative or an absolute lack of water in one of the fluid compartments. Primary drinking can be caused by cellular or extracellular dehydration.
D. K. Meyer, G. Hertting
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The Effect of Hunger on Water Intake in Rats
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1969Although reciprocal inhibition between eating and drinking has been postulated, the commonly observed reduction of water intake by hungry rats may not be due to any direct inhibitory mechanism. In one experiment rats deprived of food for 24 hr. and then injected with 2 ml. of NaCl drank the same as rats that had received food ad lib.
K, Oatley, D A, Tonge
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Water intake, hydration and Parkinson’s disease
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 2022Boccardi, Virginia, Mecocci, Patrizia
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Water Intake without the Act of Drinking
Science, 1960A method is described that allows a rat to ingest fluid through a chronic gastric tube that bypasses the oropharyngeal cavity. In this situation longterm regulation of water intake occurs in normal rats and in the rat with diabetes insipidus. Under special circumstances, a remarkable degree of excess intake can be produced.
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Anal and Oral Water Intake by Crustacea
Nature, 1952IN the majority of small and transparent Crustacea, water can be seen with a microscope to be pumped into the alimentary canal by rhythmic antiperistaltic movements of the rectum repeated at intervals of one to a few seconds. This anal drinking is continuous in small species and in the young of larger species; it occurs in intermittent series of gulps ...
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