Modulation of the circadian rhythm of locomotor activity by insulin

K. A. Mistryugov   ; A. N. Inyushkin

Vestnik Samarskogo universiteta. Estestvennonaučnaâ seriâ, no. 2 (2011), pp. 232-236

Résumé

In chronic experiments, the effect of a single intranasal administration of insulin on the circadian rhythm of voluntary locomotor activity was studied. A phase-advance of acrophase of the daily rhythm depending on time of insulin administration was found.

Détail

Keywords: circadian rhythms, insulin, locomotor activity.

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