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• W4387339749 abstract "Introduction Earlier reports on the effect of temperature on gut motility concentrated on experiments conducted on the small intestines of adult animals. The effect of temperature on the large intestine, particularly in neonates, warrants further investigation. The current study investigated the effect of a temperature increase and its mechanism in the colon and rectum of neonate and adult rats. Methods and materials In an organ bath preparation, segments from the colon and rectum were subjected to increasing bath temperatures (37°C-40°C). In other groups, pretreatment with capsazepine (1 µM) and Nω-nitro-l-arginine methyl ester (L-NAME) (100 µM) was done, in different groups, to assess their impact on temperature-induced contractile response. Results Increasing the bath temperature significantly reduced the contractile tension in the colon and rectum. When L-NAME (100 µM)-pretreated segments of the colon and rectum were subjected to different bath temperatures, the contractile tension increased compared to the contractile tension at different bath temperatures without any drug. Capsazepine (1 µM) pretreatment, on the other hand, enhanced the decrease in the contractile tension in the colon and rectum of adult rats compared to the contractile tension produced at different bath temperatures without any drug, while in neonates, capsazepine (1 µM) pretreatment caused a rise in the contractile tension in the rectum with no effect in the colon. Increased bath temperature from 37°C to 40°C increased the contractile frequency in the colon and rectum in both adult and neonate rats. Pretreatment with L-NAME (100 µM) and capsazepine (1 µM) in adults and L-NAME (100 µM) in neonates caused an increase in the contractile frequency in both the colon and rectum; on the other hand, capsazepine pretreatment did not affect the contractile frequency in the colon and rectum of neonate rats compared to the contractile frequency produced at different bath temperatures without any drug. Conclusion The contractile response of rats' large intestines, colon, and rectum to increasing temperatures may involve nitric oxide (NO)-mediated and transient receptor potential vanilloid-1 (TRPV1)-mediated mechanisms. The effects of capsazepine on the colon and rectum of adults and neonates differ, possibly due to the TRPV1-mediated mechanism not developing properly in the neonate and developing later in adulthood." @default.
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• W4387339749 title "The Effect of Increasing Bath Temperature on the Contractile Responses of the Large Gut in Adult and Neonate Rats" @default.
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