THE EFFECTS OF AGE AND ALCOHOL ON (Na++ K+)‐ATPASE ACTIVITY OF WHOLE HOMOGENATE AND SYNAPTOSOMES PREPARED FROM MOUSE AND HUMAN BRAIN
THE EFFECTS OF AGE AND ALCOHOL ON (Na++ K+)‐ATPASE ACTIVITY OF WHOLE HOMOGENATE AND SYNAPTOSOMES PREPARED FROM MOUSE AND HUMAN BRAIN
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年龄和酒精对小鼠和人脑制备的全匀浆和突触体 (Na++ K+)-ATP酶活性的影响
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1975
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T. Samorajski
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A. Sun;T. Samorajski
Whole homogenates of mouse brain and nerve‐ending fractions of mouse and human brain were obtained at various age levels representative of maturity and old age. The mice were 3, 8 and 26–29 months old and the humans ranged in age from 19 to 84 y. Measurements of (Na++ K+)‐ATPase in whole brain homogenate of mouse did not reveal any significant differences in relation to age. However, the ability of ethanol at various concentrations to inhibit membrane‐bound synaptosomal (Na++ K+)‐ATPase was significantly greater in older mice and humans. The data are interpreted as indicating a change in the property of synaptic membranes as a consequence of advancing age.