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

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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 …
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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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