Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior 1979-Apr
Effects of cerebral intraventricular magnesium injections and a low magnesium diet on nonspecific excitability level, audiogenic seizure susceptibility and serotonin.
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Cerebral intraventricular injections of 17 and 50 microgram magnesium in artificial cerebrospinal fluid progressively depressed the Non-specific Excitability Level of permanently cannulated 150--200 g rats fed a low magnesium diet for 21 days. Compared with control diet, a low Mg diet caused an increase in brain serotonin. Weanling rats fed a low Mg diet for 2 weeks, then injected with 25 microgram Mg via acute cannulations, displayed reduced audiogenic seizure susceptibility compared with sham-injected controls.