英文摘要 |
The action of volatile anesthetics on their anesthetic target sites has become the focus of recent general anesthesia mechanism research. However, due to the restriction of the complexity of the central nervous system and also former traditional methods, it is difficult to select a specific volatile anesthetics action site and therefore, the effects of a specific volatile anesthetics action site have not been completely proven. Recently, based on the development of new methodologies accompanied by new strategies, the mechanisms of the action of volatile anesthetics on the central nervous system have been widely discussed. Previous studies have illustrated that volatile anesthetics may exert their effects on nerve impulses and influence the function of ion channel proteins. However, little information about the localization, clone, and function of the general anesthesia-sensitive gene has been reported. This review focuses on the exploration of the molecular mechanisms of volatile anesthetics on their anesthetic target sites. |