In vivo -studies on the function of hemoglobin in the larvae of Chironomus thummi (insecta, diptera)
1. 1. The respiratory rate of the larvae of Chironomus thummi was monitored in a closed system. It was virtually constant until the pO 2 declined below 10 Torr. 2. 2. When hemoglobin was inhibited by CO the uptake of O 2 started decreasing already at 50 Torr. 3. 3. The function of hemoglobin was als...
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1. The respiratory rate of the larvae of
Chironomus thummi was monitored in a closed system. It was virtually constant until the pO
2 declined below 10 Torr.
2.
2. When hemoglobin was inhibited by CO the uptake of O
2 started decreasing already at 50 Torr.
3.
3. The function of hemoglobin was also studied by measuring the concentrations of metabolites in the larvae during recovery in hypoxie water (pO
2 = 15 Torr) after preceding anoxia (6hr).
4.
4. Normal levels of lactate, alanine, and malate were re-established within 3 hr. In the presence of CO this was markedly inhibited.
5.
5. Larvae immediately removed from their dwelling-tubes exhibited symptoms ofhypoxia in comparison with controls incubated for 3 hr in normoxic water without substrate. |
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1. The respiratory rate of the larvae of
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2 declined below 10 Torr.
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2. When hemoglobin was inhibited by CO the uptake of O
2 started decreasing already at 50 Torr.
3.
3. The function of hemoglobin was also studied by measuring the concentrations of metabolites in the larvae during recovery in hypoxie water (pO
2 = 15 Torr) after preceding anoxia (6hr).
4.
4. Normal levels of lactate, alanine, and malate were re-established within 3 hr. In the presence of CO this was markedly inhibited.
5.
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2.
2. When hemoglobin was inhibited by CO the uptake of O
2 started decreasing already at 50 Torr.
3.
3. The function of hemoglobin was also studied by measuring the concentrations of metabolites in the larvae during recovery in hypoxie water (pO
2 = 15 Torr) after preceding anoxia (6hr).
4.
4. Normal levels of lactate, alanine, and malate were re-established within 3 hr. In the presence of CO this was markedly inhibited.
5.
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1. The respiratory rate of the larvae of
Chironomus thummi was monitored in a closed system. It was virtually constant until the pO
2 declined below 10 Torr.
2.
2. When hemoglobin was inhibited by CO the uptake of O
2 started decreasing already at 50 Torr.
3.
3. The function of hemoglobin was also studied by measuring the concentrations of metabolites in the larvae during recovery in hypoxie water (pO
2 = 15 Torr) after preceding anoxia (6hr).
4.
4. Normal levels of lactate, alanine, and malate were re-established within 3 hr. In the presence of CO this was markedly inhibited.
5.
5. Larvae immediately removed from their dwelling-tubes exhibited symptoms ofhypoxia in comparison with controls incubated for 3 hr in normoxic water without substrate.</abstract><cop>New York, NY</cop><pub>Elsevier B.V</pub><doi>10.1016/0300-9629(91)90126-W</doi><tpages>5</tpages></addata></record> |
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