SUPPRESSION OF GLYCOLYSIS IN RAT BRAIN BY PENTOBARBITAL

‏‎suppression of coke formation in thermal cracking by coke inhibitors‎‏

‏‎the main purpose of this research was to:1.develop a coking model for thermal cracking of naphtha.2.study coke inhibition methods using different coke inhibitors.developing a coking model in naphtha cracking reactors requires a suitable model of the thermal cracking reactor based on a reliable kinetic model.to obtain reliable results all these models shall be solved simultaneously.for this pu...

Dose dependent reduction of glucose utilization by pentobarbital in rat brain.

A new method of determining the rate of glucose utilization in brain regions of individual rats has been used to measure the dose dependency of the reduction of the metabolic activity of the cerebral cortex by pentobarbital. Cerebral cortical glucose utilization is depressed to a basal level of 44% of the control rate when cerebral pentobarbital levels exceed 50 microgram per g of tissue. The m...

Delayed arrest of rat brain slice respiration caused by pentobarbital during the metabolism of glucose.

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Attenuation of Ischemic Brain Edema by Pentobarbital after Carotid Ligation

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The rate-determining nature of aldolase in glycolysis by rat-brain preparations.