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. 1992 Jan 15;48(1):14-8.
doi: 10.1007/BF01923596.

Shock induces a long-lasting elevation of blood glucose in Aplysia

J L Ram  1 , E S Young
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Shock induces a long-lasting elevation of blood glucose in Aplysia

J L Ram et al. Experientia. .

Abstract

Glucose, and not trehalose, was found to be the main blood sugar in Aplysia californica. Changes in blood glucose in response to stress produced by electric shock were measured in blood obtained both from animals dissected within ten minutes of shocking and from catheterized animals at various intervals, up to two and a half hours after the shock. Electric shock increased blood glucose levels. The rise in blood sugar continued as long as two and a half hours after shock.

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