The participation of N-acetyl-L-aspartic acid in brain metabolism.
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[Variations of ammoniemia of preserved blood in presence of salts of aspartic acid and ATP].
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[New unstable hemoglobin "Moskva" beta 24 (B6) glycine-aspartic acid].
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[Studies on glycoproteins. Demonstration of a binding of aspartic acid and glucosamine and an O-threonyl-glycoside binding in human lactotransferrin].
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Aspartic acid in the treatment of chronic hepatitis.
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Aspartic acid and asparagine complexes with chromium ( 51 Cr): their nature and properties.
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The enzymatic synthesis of N-acetyl-L-aspartic acid by a water-insoluble preparation of a cat brain acetone powder.
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Effect of K and Mg salts of aspartic acid on haemopoiesis and recovery from radiation damage in mice.
Male mice of a non-inbred strain "H" were used to verify the effect of a 10-day peroral administration of K and Mg aspartates on haemopoietic functions. The salts were proved to stimulate the proliferation and differentiation processes in the thymus, bone marrow and spleen tissues. Mice exposed to a single whole-body X-irradiation after pretreatment with K, Mg aspartate exhibited a more conspicuous postirradiation regeneration of haemopoietic organs and an increased postirradiation survival. The results suggest the possibility of using K, Mg aspartate for radioprotective purposes.
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Acetyl transport mechanisms. Metabolism of N-acetyl-L-aspartic acid in the non-nervous tissues of the rat.
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Acetates↗
The protective action of N-acetyl and N-carbamyl derivatives of glutamic and aspartic acids against ammonia intoxication.
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The antagonistic effects of aspartic acid on some effects of morphine on rats.
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N-Substituted DL-aspartic acids and beta-methyl esters.
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Anticholesteremic Agents↗
Intramolecular inhibition by enzyme of site-specific modification reactions can mask pKa values characteristic of the reaction pathway: do the side chains of aspartic acid-158 and lysine-156 of papain form an ion-pair? [proceedings].
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N-acetyl-L-aspartic acid content of human neural tumours and bovine peripheral nervous tissues.
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Effects of aspartic acid, orotic acid, and glucose on serum bilirubin concentrations in infants born before term.
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[On various pharmacodynamic effects of potassium and magnesium salts of D-L aspartic acid (effect on cell respiration, renal circulation and blood platelet adhesiveness)].
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Effects of the neuroexcitatory amino acids aspartate and glutamate on LH secretion.
The effects of infusing aspartate or glutamate into the third ventricle of unanesthetized female animals was examined. LH levels were significantly enhanced within 5-15 min following aspartate (0.5 and 0.2 micromoles), separated by one hour and twenty-four hours, promoted consecutive increases in plasma LH. Plasma FSH levels, however, were not altered in any of the animals examined. This study further supports the findings that neuroexcitatory amino acids promote LH secretion.
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