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Restoration of learning ability in hyperammonemic rats by increasing extracellular cGMP in brain

Erceg et al., 2005

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9646455436225303033
Author
Erceg S
Monfort P
Hernandez-Viadel M
Llansola M
Montoliu C
Felipo V
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Brain research

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Intellectual function is impaired in patients with hyperammonemia and hepatic encephalopathy. Chronic hyperammonemia with or without liver failure impairs the glutamate-nitric oxide-cGMP pathway function in brain in vivo and reduces extracellular …
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