10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHOSPHOCREATIN»
Discover the use of
phosphocreatin in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phosphocreatin and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Phosphocreatin A more recent concept of the mechanism of energy production
relegates the production of lactic acid as well as the resynthesis of
phosphocreatin to the recovery phase. This concept may , be stated in its
simplest form as ...
2
Magnetic Resonance and Brain Function: Approaches from Physics
On the other hand, the intensity of the phosphocreatin resonance decreased
continuously indicating the consumption of PCr to form ATP. At the same time the
inorganic phosphate resonance rised in intensity, as inorganic phosphate ...
3
Brain metabolism and cerebral disorders
(2) the breakdown of phosphocreatin while breathing nitrogen, and the recovery
following. (3) the reciprocal changes in inorganic phosphate and phosphocreatin.
The figures in this table were gathered from the work of Stone, Marshall and ...
Harold Edwin Himwich, 1951
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American Medical Association Archives of Ophthalmology
of phosphocreatin was determined in the posterior cortex. Its concentration was
much lower in the anterior cortex than in the epithelium. Since the amount of
adenosinephosphates in the axial cylinder of the lens decreased proportionally
with ...
This led to a more recent concept of the mechanism of energy production which
places the formation of lactic acid and the resynthesis of phosphocreatin in the
recovery phase of the energy cycle as energy is liberated by the breakdown of ...
John Barlow Youmans, 1948
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Regulation of Myocardial Contractile Function and Metabolism
Therapy with Neoton (the preparation created on the basis of phosphocreatin)
has been shown to authentically decrease the frequency of ventriculin
extrasystolic appearance both in the period of its intravenous infusion and 24
hours before ...
Eugene I. Chazov, V. N. Smirnov, 1989
The rates of ATP synthesis and utilization doubled during status epilepticus.
Control Mitochondrial cytopathy 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 110% 50% 120%
Basal Photic stimulation B r a i n hig h energ y p hosphate s (phosphocreatin e +
ATP ) ...
8
Brain and Cognition: Some New Technologies
... of phosphorous whose atomic weight is 31 pH A measure of hydrogen ion
concentration in the tissue PCr Phosphocreatin SQUID Superconducting
quantum interference device Summary of Conclusions and Recommendations In
response ...
9
The Biochemical Basis of Sports Performance
After isometric contraction with blood flow intact Exercise 20 5 0 B a s a l 15 10 M
u s c l e phosphocreatin e ( m m ol/kg w w ) After isometric contraction with blood
flow occluded 12 16 20 0 1 2 4 8 Recovery time (min) Figure 3.8 Time course of ...
Ronald J Maughan, Michael Gleeson, 2010
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The Structure and Function of Nervous Tissue V6: Structure ...
... important and especially more prolonged decline in phosphocreatin levels (
Heald and Mc Ilwain, 1956) which revert to their normal values upon arrest of the
stimulation (Heald, 1956). This respiratory increase and the variations of ...
