Objective To study the effects of low-temperature environment on the contents of serum protein, serum calcium and blood sugar in rabbits. Methods The rabbits were divided into three experiment groups, which were exposed to environment at 2, -4 and -6 ℃ respectively and one control group exposed to environment at room temperature of 16 ℃. After exposure for 30～60 min, the peripheral blood samples were collected from rabbits for determination of levels of blood sugar, serum protein and calcium. The anal temperatures and ECG of rabbits were also examined. Results The levels of blood sugar, serum protein and calcium of rabbits in experiment groups decreased with the decrease of environmental temperatures, and revealed significant differences compared with those of control group(P

Using the animal model of acute myocardial infarction of rabbit after left coronary artery ligation, the authors studied the reltionship between the change of myocardial K~+/Na~+ ,Mg~(2+)/Ca~(2+), and Zn~(2+)/Cu~(2+) ratio and the time after acute myocardial infarction. The results demonstrated that. (1)the K+/Na~+ and Mg~(2+)/Ca~(2+)ratio dropped with prolongation of time myocardial ischemia. There was significant (P0.05)difference of Zn~(2+)/Cu~(2+) ratio between the experimental groups and the control group, but Zn~(2+)/Cu~(2+) ratio showed a tendency of dropping with prolongation of time of ischemia in the experimental group. At 120 min of myocardial ischemia,the Zn~(2+)/Cu~(2+) ratio was abour 1/2 as those at 15min, 30min, and 60min(P