Zavodskaia I S, Migas E A, Bul'on V V
Biull Eksp Biol Med. 1975 Mar;79(3):54-6.
It was found by the enzymatic method of cAMP determination that aethymizol (25 mg/kg) caused a more than double increase in cAMP in the rat brain tissue 20 minutes after the intraperitoneal injection. Changes in carbohydrate metabolism in the brain typical of cAMP increased, i.e. reduction in glycogen and an increase in glucose were revealed. The mechanism of aethymizol action was apparently connected with an increase in cAMP formation in the brain tissue.
