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“As shown previously in adult rats, glucose removal and d-amphetamine (d-Amph) administration caused decreases in KYNA formation, while exposure to pyruvate up-regulated KYNA synthesis.”
“In the adult brain, d-amphetamine caused a transient, dose-dependent decrease in tissue content and extracellular levels of KYNA , reaching a nadir of approximately 70% of control values after 1 h at 5 mg/kg.”