Kul'baev I S
Fiziol Zh SSSR Im I M Sechenova. 1988 Apr;74(4):551-7.
In the cat isolated small intestine perfused with a constant flow, i. a. serotonin (0.1--10.0 mu.min-1.kg-1) increased transcapillary fluid transfer against the background of decreasing capillary hydrostatic pressure and increasing capillary filtration coefficient. The reactions of arteries, veins and lymphatic ducts of the small intestine to serotonin were similar: they dilated at low and constricted at high-doses of the amine.
在以恒定流量灌注的猫离体小肠中，即血清素（0.1 - 10.0微克·分钟⁻¹·千克⁻¹）在毛细血管静水压降低和毛细血管滤过系数增加的背景下增加了跨毛细血管液体转运。小肠的动脉、静脉和淋巴管对血清素的反应相似：在低剂量胺时它们扩张，在高剂量时它们收缩。
