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Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“Glutamate, glutamine, and aspartate either decrease or remain constant while alanine increases.”
Neuronal ischemic injury: Light microscopy, ultrastructure and biochemistry“A marked reduction of morphine binding was observed when the charged aspartate was substituted with alanine.”
“Neutralization of either aspartate to alanine caused a moderate reduction of the relative permeability for divalent cations and of the degree of outward rectification.”
“The substitution, in the human V2 vasopressin receptor, of the aspartate at position 136 by alanine leads to agonist‐independent activation of this mutant V2 receptor.”
“Substitution of the aspartate residue by alanine or arginine results in significant reduction of antibody binding affinity.”
“Transamination of alanine and aspartate increased while the deamination of glutamate decreased in all the regions of brain.”
Some neurochemical consequences of repeated ethanol loading in rat brain“Replacement of the aspartate with alanine , asparagine, glutamate, or glutamine in Nt-FDH resulted in complete loss of hydrolase activity.”
“Turnover rates of the putative neurotransmitters aspartate , glutamate, and GABA) were 2–20‐fold higher than those of alanine and serine, and generally consistent with the proposed neurotransmitter functions for these amino acids.”
“It decreases the output and content of alanine , and it decreases the contents of aspartate and glutamate.”
“We have prepared the stereoisomers of this inhibitor and shown that the L-isomer is only marginally more potent than the D-isomer as an inhibitor of the uptake of either L-glutamate or L-aspartate.”
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