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Ergothioneine and Central Neurones

Nature, 1965
Crossland, Woodruff and Mitchell1 have recently identified the ‘cerebellar excitatory factor’2,3 as ergothioneine. This factor had been found in extracts of the cerebellum from several mammalian species3 and it was said to have a potent excitatory action on the electrical activity of the cerebellum and the cerebral cortex when injected into the carotid
K, KRNJEVIC, M, RANDIC, D W, STRAUGHAN
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Central Regions and Dependency [PDF]

Methodology And Computing In Applied Probability, 2003
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Central and non-central limit theorems

2016
Diese Dissertation besch ftigt sich mit der Theorie und den Anwendungen Zentraler Grenzwerts tze (ZGWS) und Nicht-Zentraler Grenzwerts tze (NZGWS). Teil I dient als Einleitung. In Teil II besch ftigen wir uns mit dem Grenzverhalten zuf lliger Summen und beweisen einen NZGWS und Konvergenzraten.
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Meperidine and Central Neurotoxicity

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1983
Excerpt Kaiko and associates (1) have recently reported inAnnals of Neurologyon the excitatory effects in the central nervous system of meperidine.
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Alcohol and central neurotransmission

Neurochemistry International, 1988
The study of the relationships between alcohol consumption and central neurotransmission is difficult: they are different from one individual to another, from one neurotransmission system to another and from one cerebral area to another. Moreover, there is no fully satisfactory animal model of alcoholism and the human studies have to cope with a lot of
H, Ollat, H, Parvez, S, Parvez
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Central catecholamines and hypertension

Biochemical Pharmacology, 1973
Publisher Summary This chapter describes the central catecholamines and hypertension. Improved treatment of hypertension with drugs might have etiologic implications. Certainly, the importance of surgical and later medical sympathectomy in therapy has been a potent stimulus to studies on catecholamine metabolism in the peripheral sympathetic system ...
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Skeletons and Central Sets

Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, 1997
Skeletons and central sets have been studied by different authors before in several articles. Sometimes they are also called medial axes or cyclographic sets. The previous considerations mainly assume some regularity conditions for the boundary of the set \(O\) of reference like smoothness or piecewise linearity.
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Central Intelligence and Central Problems

Abstract Debate over the CIA illustrated a grand reckoning with many historical tensions in American intelligence. From the Civil War to the Second World War, the United States witnessed the creation and growth of intelligence organizations subordinated to other national security professions, fundamentally shifting control of ...
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Adaptation and Central Banking

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
What or who governs central bank decisions? Most considerations focus on motivations. Instead, we consider the extent to which specific behaviors have adaptive value in the context of central banking. From that perspective, poor decisions are not the product of poor motivations. They are, instead, a product of the poor institutions within which central
Alexander W. Salter, William J. Luther
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Central Hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism

Medical Clinics of North America, 1985
Thyroid function is maintained by tonic secretion of TSH by the pituitary. TSH secretion, in turn, is dependent on hypothalamic TRH production. Therefore, diseases of the hypothalamus and pituitary are frequently associated with TSH deficiency, producing central hypothyroidism.
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