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KAINIC ACID CAUSES REDOX CHANGES IN CEREBRAL-CORTEX EXTRACELLULAR FLUID - NMDA RECEPTOR ACTIVITY INCREASES ASCORBIC-ACID WHEREAS SEIZURE ACTIVITY INCREASES URIC-ACID
Authors: LAYTON ME SAMSON FE PAZDERNIK TL
Citation: Me. Layton et al., KAINIC ACID CAUSES REDOX CHANGES IN CEREBRAL-CORTEX EXTRACELLULAR FLUID - NMDA RECEPTOR ACTIVITY INCREASES ASCORBIC-ACID WHEREAS SEIZURE ACTIVITY INCREASES URIC-ACID, Neuropharmacology, 37(2), 1998, pp. 149-157
ALTERATIONS IN LOCAL CEREBRAL GLUCOSE-UTILIZATION PRODUCED BY D-3 DOPAMINE RECEPTOR-SELECTIVE DOSES OF 7-OH-DPAT AND NAFADOTRIDE
Authors: LEVANT B CROSS RS PAZDERNIK TL
Citation: B. Levant et al., ALTERATIONS IN LOCAL CEREBRAL GLUCOSE-UTILIZATION PRODUCED BY D-3 DOPAMINE RECEPTOR-SELECTIVE DOSES OF 7-OH-DPAT AND NAFADOTRIDE, Brain research, 812(1-2), 1998, pp. 193-199
REDOX CHANGES IN PERFUSATES FOLLOWING INTRACEREBRAL PENETRATION OF MICRODIALYSIS PROBES
Authors: LAYTON ME WAGNER JK SAMSON FE PAZDERNIK TL
Citation: Me. Layton et al., REDOX CHANGES IN PERFUSATES FOLLOWING INTRACEREBRAL PENETRATION OF MICRODIALYSIS PROBES, Neurochemical research, 22(6), 1997, pp. 735-741
CEREBRAL PENETRATION INJURY LEADS TO H2O2 GENERATION IN MICRODIALYSISSAMPLES
Authors: LAYTON ME PAZDERNIK TL SAMSON FE
Citation: Me. Layton et al., CEREBRAL PENETRATION INJURY LEADS TO H2O2 GENERATION IN MICRODIALYSISSAMPLES, Neuroscience letters, 236(2), 1997, pp. 63-66
NITRIC-OXIDE DETECTION WITH INTRACEREBRAL MICRODIALYSIS - IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS IN THE APPLICATION OF THE HEMOGLOBIN-TRAPPING TECHNIQUE
Authors: ZHANG YN SAMSON FE NELSON SR PAZDERNIK TL
Citation: Yn. Zhang et al., NITRIC-OXIDE DETECTION WITH INTRACEREBRAL MICRODIALYSIS - IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS IN THE APPLICATION OF THE HEMOGLOBIN-TRAPPING TECHNIQUE, Journal of neuroscience methods, 68(2), 1996, pp. 165-173
LOSS AND SUBSEQUENT RECOVERY OF LOCAL CEREBRAL GLUCOSE USE IN VISUAL TARGETS AFTER CONTROLLED OPTIC-NERVE CRUSH IN ADULT-RATS
Authors: SCHMITT U CROSS R PAZDERNIK TL SABEL BA
Citation: U. Schmitt et al., LOSS AND SUBSEQUENT RECOVERY OF LOCAL CEREBRAL GLUCOSE USE IN VISUAL TARGETS AFTER CONTROLLED OPTIC-NERVE CRUSH IN ADULT-RATS, Experimental neurology, 139(1), 1996, pp. 17-24
TEMPORALSPATIAL PATTERNS OF EXPRESSION OF METALLOTHIONEIN-I AND METALLOTHIONEIN-III AND OTHER STRESS-RELATED GENES IN RAT-BRAIN AFTER KAINIC ACID-INDUCED SEIZURES
Authors: DALTON T PAZDERNIK TL WAGNER J SAMSON F ANDREWS GK
Citation: T. Dalton et al., TEMPORALSPATIAL PATTERNS OF EXPRESSION OF METALLOTHIONEIN-I AND METALLOTHIONEIN-III AND OTHER STRESS-RELATED GENES IN RAT-BRAIN AFTER KAINIC ACID-INDUCED SEIZURES, Neurochemistry international, 27(1), 1995, pp. 59-71
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ASCORBATE AND URATE AS ANTIOXIDANTS AT CONCENTRATIONS IN BRAIN EXTRACELLULAR FLUID
Authors: PAZDERNIK TL ROMANAS MM NELSON SR SAMSON FE
Citation: Tl. Pazdernik et al., THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ASCORBATE AND URATE AS ANTIOXIDANTS AT CONCENTRATIONS IN BRAIN EXTRACELLULAR FLUID, The FASEB journal, 8(5), 1994, pp. 10000674-10000674
THE DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF LACTATE AND ACID PH ON METAL-CATALYZED SALICYLATE HYDROXYLATION - IMPLICATIONS FOR EFFECTS OF LACTIC-ACIDOSIS ON BRAIN FREE-RADICAL CHEMISTRY
Authors: ROMANAS MM SAMSON FE NELSON SR PAZDERNIK TL
Citation: Mm. Romanas et al., THE DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF LACTATE AND ACID PH ON METAL-CATALYZED SALICYLATE HYDROXYLATION - IMPLICATIONS FOR EFFECTS OF LACTIC-ACIDOSIS ON BRAIN FREE-RADICAL CHEMISTRY, The FASEB journal, 8(5), 1994, pp. 10000679-10000679
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