An experimental study on the mice's adaptive response process from the standpoint of homeostasis

Abstract

Mice's response process under the complex stimulus condition of Adrenalin and Acetylcholin (Ad. + Ach. stimuli) generally showed a general adaptive symptom (stress) of sudden decreasing tendency of behaviors in the early stage, and also in the after stage the same response tendency was seen, forming the continuous stress-response.
Under co-enzymes, Vitamin B₁, Taurin, Hypo (10 mg/cc) condition also the stress was seen. So, in the present experiment, we investigated the kind of response process from the standpoint of homeostasis, raising the density of V. B₁, Taurin, and Hypo.
Results :
(1) Under V. B₁ (20 mg/cc) condition, normal adaptive response of acceleration and restraining was seen after the stress in the early stage. (Fig. 1)
(2) Between the density of these co-enzymes and the tendency of adaptive response, no functional relation was seen. These co-enzymes were seemed to affect not separately but to form a system in all, taking part in the adaptive response.