Boĭko O V, Danilova V I, Nistramova S N
Fiziol Zh SSSR Im I M Sechenova. 1988 Jan;74(1):64-9.
Seasonal changes in sensitivity to acetylcholine were studied on the isolated frog ventricle. The highest sensitivity was observed in autumn and winter (November-January). In spring, from the period of reproduction, the sensitivity to acetylcholine drops to-threefold and remains at a low level until September. Seasonal changes were more obvious in females. The observed seasonal changes are discussed with reference to ecology, state of reproductive system, etc.