[FRACTIONATION OF SUBCELLULAR PARTICLES, HOMOGENATE AND ACETONE POWDER OF BRAIN TISSUE].
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Biomedical subjects
G TAKAGAKI
Publications and source records attributed to G TAKAGAKI.
[METHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF AMINO ACID COMPOSITION OF THE BRAIN. I. METHOD OF BERL-WAELSCH COLUMN CHROMATOGRAPHY. II. ENZYMATIC QUANTIFICATION OF GLUTAMIC ACID. AMMONIA CONTENT OF BRAIN].
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Amino Acids↗
ASPARTIC ACID AND THE ACCUMULATION OF POTASSIUM IONS IN CEREBRAL TISSUE.
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Aspartic Acid↗
Carbon dioxide fixation in the brain.
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Brain↗
Metabolic compartments in vivo. Ammonia and glutamic acid metabolism in brain and liver.
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Ammonia↗
Glutamic acid metabolism in brain and liver during infusion with ammonia labelled with nitrogen-15.
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Ammonia↗
Some observations on the effect of D-glutamate on the glucose metabolism and the accumulation of potassium ions in brain cortex slices.
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Brain↗
Changes in the ammonia and glutamine content of the rat brain induced by electric shock.
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Ammonia↗
Sodium ions and tissue metabolism: some metabolic peculiarities of brain tissue.
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Brain↗
Endogenous respiration and ammonia formation in brain slices.
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Ammonia↗
The effect of some inorganic ions on brain slices metabolizing glucose or pyruvate.
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Brain↗
Effect of potassium ions on brain slices.
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Brain↗
Ammonia-formation systems in brain tissue.
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Ammonia↗