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Effects of some inorganic salts on the metabolic response of sections of mammalian cerebral cortex to electrical stimulation.
J Physiol. 1952 Aug;117(4):471-83
PMID: 12991234
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Phosphates of brain during in vitro metabolism: effects of oxygen, glucose, glutamate, glutamine, and calcium and potassium salts.
Biochem J. 1952 Oct;52(2):289-95
PMID: 13018223
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The ability of some carboxylic acids to maintain phosphate levels and support electrical stimulation in cerebral tissues.
Biochem J. 1953 May;54(2):312-7
PMID: 13058877
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Techniques in tissue metabolism. II. Application of electrical impulses to separated tissues in aqueous media.
Biochem J. 1953 Nov;55(4):607-17
PMID: 13115342
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Glucose level, metabolism, and response to electrical impulses in cerebral tissues from man and laboratory animals.
Biochem J. 1953 Nov;55(4):618-24
PMID: 13115343
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The quantitative histochemistry of brain. I. Chemical methods.
J Biol Chem. 1954 Mar;207(1):1-17
PMID: 13152076
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Characteristics required in electrical pulses for stimulation of the respiration of separated mammalian cerebral tissues.
J Physiol. 1954 Apr 28;124(1):117-29
PMID: 13163873
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Rapid changes in creatine phosphate level in cerebral cortex slices.
Biochem J. 1954 Aug;57(4):673-9
PMID: 13198819
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On the mechanism of fluid exchange of tissues in vitro.
Biochem J. 1956 Feb;62(2):241-8
PMID: 13293179
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Techniques in tissue metabolism. 4. Apparatus for maintaining and rapidly transferring tissue sections.
Biochem J. 1956 Jun;63(2):231-5
PMID: 13328815
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The glucose, glycogen and aerobic glycolysis of isolated cerebral tissues.
Biochem J. 1956 Jun;63(2):250-7
PMID: 13328818
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Chloride content and metabolism of cerebral tissues in fluids low in chlorides.
J Neurochem. 1956 May;1(1):1-7
PMID: 13346367
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Water distribution in incubated slices of brain and other tissues.
Can J Biochem Physiol. 1956 Sep;34(5):1007-22
PMID: 13364729
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Factors affecting the potassium content of incubated brain slices.
Can J Biochem Physiol. 1956 Sep;34(5):1053-67
PMID: 13364732
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Maintenance of resting membrane potentials in slices of mammalian cerebral cortex and other tissues in vitro.
J Physiol. 1957 Dec 3;139(2):178-90
PMID: 13492207
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Ionic movements and electrical activity in giant nerve fibres.
Proc R Soc Lond B Biol Sci. 1958 Jan 1;148(930):1-37
PMID: 13494473
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The ionic permeability of the red cell membrane.
Prog Biophys Biophys Chem. 1957;8:241-307
PMID: 13527531
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A method for multiple electrolyte analyses on small samples of nervous tissue.
J Neurochem. 1958 Dec;3(2):116-26
PMID: 13621232
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Techniques in tissue metabolism. 5. Chopping and slicing tissue samples.
Biochem J. 1961 Jan;78:213-8
PMID: 13774003
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The effects of injecting 'energy-rich' phosphate compounds on the active transport of ions in the giant axons of Loligo.
J Physiol. 1960 Jul;152:561-90
PMID: 13806926
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Metabolic consequences of localized application of electrical pulses to sections of cerebral white matter.
J Neurochem. 1960 May;5:283-92
PMID: 14412891
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The role of glutamic acid in the transport of potassium in brain and retina.
Biochem J. 1950 Aug;47(2):139-49
PMID: 14791336
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The inorganic phosphate and phosphocreatine of Brain especially during metabolism in vitro.
Biochem J. 1951 Jan;48(1):12-20
PMID: 14820777
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In vitro measurements of the turnover rate of potassium in brain and retina.
Biochem J. 1951 May;48(5):530-7
PMID: 14838896
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Metabolic response in vitro to electrical stimulation of sections of mammalian brain.
Biochem J. 1951 Aug;49(3):382-93
PMID: 14858347
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The ionic movements during nervous activity.
J Physiol. 1951 Jun;114(1-2):119-50
PMID: 14861788
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Convulsive agents and the phosphates of brain examined in vitro.
Br J Pharmacol Chemother. 1951 Sep;6(3):448-53
PMID: 14878980
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Actions of electrical stimulation and of 2:4-dinitrophenol on the phosphates in sections of mammalian brain in vitro.
Biochem J. 1951 Nov;50(1):24-8
PMID: 14904368
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Metabolic effects of electrical stimulation of mammalian tissues in vitro.
Biochem J. 1951 Dec;50(2):253-7
PMID: 14904402
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Potassium leakage from an active nerve fibre.
J Physiol. 1947 Jul 31;106(3):341-67
PMID: 16991765