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The turnover of myelin phospholipids in the adult and developing rat brain

Jungalwala et al., 1971

Document ID: 10758051394974084370
Author: Jungalwala F; Dawson R
Publication year: 1971
Publication venue: Biochemical Journal

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1. Inorganic [32P] phosphate,[U-14C] glycerol and [2-14C] ethanolamine were injected into the lateral ventricles in the brains of adult rats, and the labelling of individual phospholipids was followed over 2–4 months in both a microsomal and a highly purified myelin fraction. 2 …

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