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在血液-脑脊液屏障和血液-大脑屏障上,在没有性别差异的情况下积极吸收氧化:一项小鼠微透析研究

Frida Bällgren1, Margareta Hammarlund-Udenaes2, Irena Loryan3

  • 1Translational Pharmacokinetics/Pharmacodynamics group (tPKPD), Department of Pharmacy, Uppsala University, Box 580, 75123, Uppsala, Sweden. frida.ballgren@farmaci.uu.se.

Pharmaceutical research
|August 23, 2023
PubMed
概括

氧化可通过H+/OC抗载体系统积极穿越血脑屏障 (BBB) 和血脑脊髓液屏障 (BCSFB). 这项研究发现,在老鼠中,氧化的运输或药理动力学没有性别差异.

关键词:
血液大脑屏障是什么?血脑脊髓液屏障 血脑脊髓液屏障 血脑脊髓液屏障大脑间歇性液体 间歇性液体大脑脊髓液中的脑脊液.微透析是一种微透析.氧化的氧化是什么?质子偶联有机阴子 (H+/OC) 反载体.鼠标 鼠标 鼠标 鼠标 鼠标在性爱中,性爱是性爱.

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