[Activation of kallikreinogens in blood plasma after experimental endotoxin poisoning in juvenile pigs].
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The kinetics of the increase in activities of eight enzymes in plasma was investigated in hemorrhagic shock in dogs (8.0 kPa, 120 min). The time-course of enzyme activity changes in shock differed between animals and depended on their sensitivity to shock. In the shock-sensitive group of dogs an exponential activity increase was already observed in the hypotension period. However, the dogs of the less shock-sensitive group showed a delay of enzyme release with significantly less pronounced elevation of all enzyme activities except creatine kinase. The initial exponential rise of enzyme activities, which approximately followed first-order kinetics, was quantitatively characterized by the release rates. There was a close correlation between the molecular weights of enzymes and their release rates during shock in both groups of dogs. The relevance of the results to mechanisms of enzyme transport from the cell into the blood is discussed.
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Our results show that after the application of clonidine an activation of the kallikrein kinin system develops. The activation is characterized by the proof of active kallikrein and the decrease of kallikreinogen and the inhibitor capacity against kallikrein and trypsin. The extent of the activation seems to depend on the dosage of clonidine. The more pronounced reaction of the kallikrein kinin system might be connected with the side effects observed in the clonidine test.
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