dr. mohd nazam ansari. isolated tissue preparations are commonly used to study the effects of drugs...
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PHARMACOLOGY – I (PRACTICAL)[PHL 313]
Dr. Mohd Nazam Ansari
Lab 4: Study of Some Basic Instruments
Used for Isolated Tissue Experiments
Isolated tissue preparations are commonly used to study the effects of drugs on specific type of receptors. These preparations are also used: For bioassay of drugs, Characterization of specific receptor or its
subtypes, To determine concentration response curve of
an agonist, To study antagonism of drug and in new drug
discovery.
The in vitro isolated preparation represents an isolated organ or a piece of living tissue from a freshly killed animal. Optimum ionic environment Adequate supply of nutrition and oxygen And a stable temperature
These basic requirements should be provided if one has to maintain the isolated tissue in living state.
Basic Requirements
Physiological Salt Solutions Instrumentation Procedures and drugs – to render the
animal unconscious Tissue: isolated or whole
Physiological Salt Solutions
Optimal pH 7.0 – 7.2 Commonly used PSS are:
Frog Ringer (for heart, rectus abdominis and other preparations of frog)
Physiological Salt Solutions
Tyrode (for guinea pig ileum, rat ileum, rabbit ileum etc.)
De Jaon (for rat uterus)
Kreb’s solution (for rat fundus strip, tracheal preparations, vas deferens) etc.
Composition of PSSIngredients
Concentration on gms/l
Frog ringer
Tyrode Kreb’s bicarbonate
De jalon
NaClKClCaCl2NaH2PO4
KH2PO4
MgSO4
MgCl2GlucoseNaHCO3
6.50.140.120.05
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1.50.4
8.00.20.180.1--
0.11.01.0
5.90.350.28
-0.160.11
-2.02.1
9.00.350.003
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0.50.5
NaCl: To maintain isoosmolarity, isotonicity, excitability and contractility KCl: To maintain ionic balanceCaCl2 : To maintain contractility NaH2PO4 & KH2PO4 : Act as a bufferMgSO4 & MgCl2: To stabilize the preparation and hence reduce the spontaneous activityGlucose: To provide energyNaHCO3 :To provide alkaline pH
Experimental setup
Isolated organ bath The apparatus providing the basic
requirements of life to the tissue and facilitating the record of response.
Outer water bath of perspex or glass
Inner organ bath (single or multiple)-glass (15-100 ml): Organ tube
Tissue holder cum Aeration (oxygen) tube
Glass coil connected to organ bath, Marriott's bottle: Reservoir for PSS
Electric heater Preheating coil
Aeration
Oxygen or carbogen (5% CO2 + 95% Oxygen)
The purpose of aeration are: Supply of oxygen Uniform distribution of drug due to bubbling Maintenance of pH specially in Kreb’s solution
where amount of NaHCO3 used is more
Sherrington Recording Drum and Drum Cylinder
It is an instrument on which physiological responses are recorded.
Heavy base Base hoofs (legs) with adjustable
leveling screws Gear rod
Vertical shaft Drum Cylinder
Brass or ironIt has 8 variable speeds. The speed is measured in mm per second. Eight variable speeds are 0. 12, 0. 25, 1. 25, 2. 5, 12. 5, 25, 320 and 640 mm per second.
Levers
Isometric contractions: change in tension (force). E.g. spring lever
Isotonic contractions: change in length at uniform tension. E.g. isotonic frontal writing lever (light aluminum or stainless steel rod)
Smoking of Drum
Glazed paper A mixture of benzene and kerosene (1:9)
Fixing the graph (Varnishing of the graph)
A solution of resin (colophony) in methylated spirit. This solution is prepared by dissolving 150 gm of resin in 2 Lit of spirit.
Recording of responses on drum cylinder without smoking (Sketch-Pen Tip)
Contact time
For slowly contracting tissue e.g. rectus abdominis muscle it is 60-90 sec.
For fast contracting tissue e.g. Guinea pig ileum it is 30 sec.
Useful Hints For Students Step by step Setup the assembly first Assembly should be on right hand side and drum
should be on left hand side The drum should move from right to left or away from
the writing point The speed of drum should be minimum The writing lever should be horizontal and the
writing point should touch the drum. All tracing should begin after the overlap of the
paper. Always start with the minimum concentration of drug. Write the name & amount of drug. Name of
experiment and student with student ID and signature of teacher before varnishing.
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