An investigation of the manner in which glutamate modifies functions of the neuronal membrane. The contributors examine the hypothesis that the glutamate receptor signal may be processed by arachidonic acid, nitric oxide, Ca 2+ and protein kinases.
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An investigation of the manner in which glutamate modifies functions of the neuronal membrane. The contributors examine the hypothesis that the glutamate receptor signal may be processed by arachidonic acid, nitric oxide, Ca 2+ and protein kinases.
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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. HARD COVER. Text/BRAND NEW & Bright. Black cloth boards/Fine. DJ/None (as Issued?). PO name to first title page. Schering Foundation Workshop 3, June 27-28, 1911, Berlin symposium. Mechanisms through which glutamate, the principal excitatory neurotransmitter in the mammalian central nervous system, modifies neuronal membrane functions and intraneuronal functions. 186 pgs. 12 chapters. Essays review conceptual approaches and experiments reference to links between excitation mediated by glutamate and second messenger systems. Seller Inventory # 017366
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