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Increased aerobic and anaerobic glycolysis occurred in brains of tumbled (fettered) rats in shock. The Pasteur reaction was significantly decreased. This indicates an increased anaerobiosis in the brain tissue as a consequence of shock with con-comitantly decreased yield of high energy phosphate. Glycogen content of brain is also significantly decreased in shock.
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