Use of post-mortem human synaptosomes for studies of metabolism and transmitter amino acid release

استخدام الجسيمات المشبكية البشرية المأخوذة بعد الوفاة لدراسة الأيض وإطلاق الأحماض الأمينية الناقلة

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1982
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Abstract
Synaptosomes have been prepared from human brain obtained at autopsies carried out up to 24 h postmortem (p.m.). They showed generally good retention of morphology, as well as accumulation of tissue potassium and linear rates of oxygen uptake. In response to veratrine depolarization they showed incr …
حُضِّرت الجسيمات المشبكية من دماغ بشري تم الحصول عليه أثناء عمليات تشريح جثث أُجريت خلال فترة تصل إلى 24 ساعة بعد الوفاة (p.m.). وأظهرت عمومًا احتفاظًا جيدًا بالبنية المورفولوجية، فضلًا عن تراكم البوتاسيوم في الأنسجة ومعدلات خطية لاستهلاك الأكسجين. واستجابةً لزوال الاستقطاب المستحث بالفيراتارين، أظهرت زيـ …
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Authors Hardy JA;Dodd PR;Oakley AE;Kidd AM;Perry RH;Edwardson JA;;
Journal neuroscience letters
Year 1982
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine adult female male aged middle aged microscopy potassium / metabolism electron glutamic acid synapses / metabolism glutamates / metabolism pmid:6131398 doi:10.1016/0304-3940(82)90392-5 j a hardy p r dodd j a edwardson amino acids / metabolism* aspartic acid / metabolism frontal lobe / metabolism* synaptic transmission* synaptosomes / metabolism* gamma-aminobutyric acid / metabolism

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