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Epilepsy Research|February 20, 2016
The anticonvulsant action of the galanin receptor agonist NAX-5055 involves modulation of both excitatory- and inhibitory neurotransmissionAnne B Walls, Sean P Flynn, Peter J West, et al.
Frontiers in Neuroscience|July 5, 2021
Glutamate Dehydrogenase Is Important for Ammonia Fixation and Amino Acid Homeostasis in Brain During HyperammonemiaCaroline M Voss, Lene Arildsen, Jakob D Nissen, et al.
Journal of Neurochemistry|November 3, 2010
GAD65 is essential for synthesis of GABA destined for tonic inhibition regulating epileptiform activityAnne B Walls, Linn Hege Nilsen, Elvar M Eyjolfsson, et al.
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Epilepsy Research|February 20, 2016
The anticonvulsant action of the galanin receptor agonist NAX-5055 involves modulation of both excitatory- and inhibitory neurotransmissionAnne B Walls, Sean P Flynn, Peter J West, et al.
Frontiers in Neuroscience|July 5, 2021
Glutamate Dehydrogenase Is Important for Ammonia Fixation and Amino Acid Homeostasis in Brain During HyperammonemiaCaroline M Voss, Lene Arildsen, Jakob D Nissen, et al.
Journal of Neurochemistry|November 3, 2010
GAD65 is essential for synthesis of GABA destined for tonic inhibition regulating epileptiform activityAnne B Walls, Linn Hege Nilsen, Elvar M Eyjolfsson, et al.
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