Effect of acute trauma on the levels of intracellular cAMP, cGMP and DNA: Studies on endocrinology and metabolism

Abstract

In this experiment, we used morgrel dogs to study the effect of trauma on the neuro-endocrine and metabolic organs and the effects of hormones on metabolism by determining the levels of intracellular cAMP, cGMP and DNA. From the changes in intracellular nucleotides, we learned that many neuro-endocrine organs and the main metabolic organs are characteristic of predominance in α-adrenoreceptor after trauma, thereby leading to high blood sugar.

Keywords

acute trauma / cAMP / cGMP / DNA

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