Sentence examples for release from brains from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with i) the lack of significant ET-staining in the molecular layer of the cerebellar cortex which contains all granule-to-Purkinje cells synaptic contacts (see above) and ii) previous report that ET fails to trigger glutamate release from brains synaptosomes [27].

This is linked to its slow release from brain areas in which large proportion of spare receptors exists (reserve receptors).

We next measured intracellular G6P levels in cortical neurons exposed to Aβ, as G6P is a potent inhibitor of m-HKI at physiological concentrations and causes its release from brain mitochondria [29].

Progressive mitochondrial dysfunction and impaired oxidative metabolism of glucose in brain of Alzheimer's patients (Gibson et al., 2008) would increase lactate production and release from brain.

Hand movements caused a global reduction in the CMRO2/CMRglc ratio and release from brain of C-labelled acidic metabolites of [C]glucose to blood.

Spreading of labelled metabolites within tissue can disperse locally high metabolite levels, reduce registration of focal activation and contribute to release from brain.

Active secretion is unlikely, and it is still unclear if passive release from brain cells or neuronal death may be major contributing factors, as recently observed for BACE1 [ 33].

For studies of the role of glycogen in ATP release from brain slices or astrocytes obtained from brain slices it is important to remember that glycogen content may become drastically reduced when the animal is killed and only recover in the slices after at least 2 h of incubation (LeBaron, 1955).

Nevertheless, our data here illustrate a distinct profile of CSF tau in CJD patients, suggesting that different tau components are released from brains into CSF during CJD pathogenesis.

During brain activation, lactate can be released from brain to blood in greater quantities than at rest.

Ox-LDL has been suggested to be produced by oxidized phospholipids released from brain tissue into circulation [ 38].