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[Effect of stress, infarction and adaptation to brief exposure to stress on opioid peptide levels in the brain].

Content of beta-endorphine, Met- and Leu-encephalines was studied in various brain regions and in adrenal glands after long-term immobilization stress, after myocardial infarction and during prolonged gradual adaptation to short-term stressory affects. Acute stressory conditions, myocardial infarction or, especially distinct adaptation to short-term stressory affects were shown to cause an accumulation of opioid peptides in brain structures and in adrenal glands. This increase in opioid peptides accumulated as a tissue reserve appears to elevate the body resistance to subsequent injuring affects.

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