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[Effect of proteolysis enzymes and their inhibitors on oxygen uptake by rat brain tissue and its antitryptic activity].

Trypsin in a dose of 3 microgram increases the intensity of oxygen uptake and antitryptic capacity of the brain tissue in animals under study. These indices decrease considerably under the effect of trypsin in a dose of 6-12 microgram. Kallikrein in the same doses has a unidirected stimulating effect. The antitryptic serum and ingitryl block the biological effect of trypsin and similarly to the rabbit normal and antikallikreinic serum stimulate the oxygen uptake.