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Prevention of Induced Gastric Lesions and Intestinal Lesions
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Prevention of Induced Gastric Lesions and Intestinal Lesions
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Pharmacology
- Cardiovascular
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Central Nervous System
- Acetylcholine / Acetic Acid - Induced Writhing
- Anti-Metrazole Seizure Test - Mouse
- Catalepsy - Mouse
- Chronic Constriction Injury - Rat, Mouse
- Hot Plate - Mouse
- Hot Water - Tail Dip - Mouse
- Incisional Pain - Mouse, Rat
- Induced Vomiting - Ferret
- Irwin Screen Rat or Mouse
- Partial Sciatic Nerve Ligation - Rat, Mouse
- Rotarod - Mouse, Rat
- Sleep Time - Mouse, Rat
- Spinal Nerve Ligation - Rat, Mouse
- Spontaneous Motor Activity - Mouse
- Tail Flick - Mouse
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Gastrointestinal
- Charcoal Meal Test - Rat
- Colonic Propulsion Velocity
- Dextran Sulfate Sodium Induced Colitis - Mouse
- Fecal Pellet Output - Mouse
- Gastric Emptying - Polystyrene Bead Test - Rat
- Glass Bead Test - Mouse
- Induced Vomiting - Ferret
- Prevention of Induced Diarrhea - Rat, Mouse
- Prevention of Induced Gastric Lesions and Intestinal Lesions
- Pylorus - Ileal Ligated Rat
- Pylorus Ligated Rat
- Inflammation
- Metabolic Diseases
- Pharmacokinetics
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Prevention of Induced Gastric Lesions and Intestinal Lesions
Prevention of gastric lesions induced by alcohol, aspirin, or NSAIDs in the rat performed in 24 hour fasted rats. Appropriate dose of test compound administered and followed 30-60 minutes later with lesion inducing agent. Rats sacrificed 3 hours later and stomach examined for presence of mucosal lesions.
Prevention of perforating small intestine ulcers induced by indomethacin in the rat performed in fed rats. Test agent administered daily for three days. Indomethacin administered 1 hour after first dose of test agent. Rat sacrificed on third day. Rats receiving indomethacin alone will show significant incidence of small intestinal lesions.