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normal contribution to glutamate uptake and release. The effect of this on neuronal transmission would be to reduce glutamatergic excitation and by default increase the dominance of GABA-ergic inhibition. | normal contribution to glutamate uptake and release. The effect of this on neuronal transmission would be to reduce glutamatergic excitation and by default increase the dominance of GABA-ergic inhibition. | ||
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+ | Bourke, C. A. "Molybdenum deprivation, purine ingestion and an astrocyte‐associated motor neurone syndrome in sheep: assumed clinical effects of inosine." Australian veterinary journal 93.3 (2015): 79-83. |