Sedative drugs in sensor technology research of animal experiments.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Sedative drugs in sensor technology research of animal experiments [Abstract] sensor technology as a relatively mature technology, can be close to the natural state of a comprehensive observation of animal locomotor activity. In recent years, as the main observational approaches to sensor Pharmacological Research of Chinese medicine is gradually unfolded. Paper under the Some literature reports, Chinese herbs for sedative effects on locomotor activity in animals, some of the sensor technology used for discussion and analysis, to better explore the characteristics of the study technology to help. [Keywords:] sensor technology, the sedative medicine, autonomic activity, pharmacological studies In recent years, pharmacological studies on sedative medicine reported frequent, especially in the Wind, sedative drugs and drug research Pinggan majority. Pinggan Wind, sedative drugs, and drugs are a sedative, can animals after the administration turn a blind eye, drowsiness, bow, lay on, inhibit spontaneous activities of animals [1-2], with the excitement against the central nervous system stimulant effect. sedative self-test is to measure the activity of the classic animal experiments, the experimental animals for the observation of law and the central autonomic activities functional status of the nervous system and drugs to lay a solid foundation. Most of the traditional experimental method of observation of animals by artificial means to record spontaneous activity, this method is subject to human disturbance factors and the external environment (sound, light, animals in which the space greater impact on results there is a big error, especially on the effectiveness of different sedative drugs similar screening to some extent. With the development of modern science and technology, advanced sensor technology continuously updated, such as transducer technology, photoelectric technology, infrared detection technology, the pyroelectric effect o