Studies on Globefish Poison (6) Effect of the Poison on Blood Gas Contents and Tissue Respiration
Bulletin of the Faculty of Agriculture, Yamaguchi University Volume 25
Page 1055-1068
published_at 1974
Title
フグ毒に関する研究 : 第6報 フグ毒の呼吸に及ぼす影響
Studies on Globefish Poison (6) Effect of the Poison on Blood Gas Contents and Tissue Respiration
Creators
Yagi Syosuke
Creators
Suekane Tosio
Creators
Obara Jinzo
Source Identifiers
It has been generally recognized and experimentally demonstrated that a principal and final cause of the death of globefish poisoning is due to the asphyxiation. To confirm the nature of asphyxiation, that is whether it is due to an external or tissue respiration, the amounts of blood gases of poisoned animals (rabbits)and separately the oxygen consumption by various tissues removed from poisoned mice were determined. Determination of blood CO_2 was carried out by the van Slyke method and that of O_2 by the slightly modified Barcroft method. Oxygen consumptions by the tissues of liver, kidneys, ileum, heart and skeletal muscle were determined with the Warburg manometer. The following results were obtained. ...
Languages
jpn
Resource Type
departmental bulletin paper
Publishers
山口大学農学部
Date Issued
1974
File Version
Not Applicable (or Unknown)
Access Rights
metadata only access
Relations
[ISSN]0513-1715
[NCID]AN00244250
Schools
農学部