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An Analysis of the Archaeological Collection from the Jaketown (22HU505) site at The University of Mississippi
Get PDFJaketown (22HU505) is a significant prehistoric site that is located in the Lower Mississippi Valley. A collection from the University of Mississippi was found in storage and contained an amalgamation of surface collections from Jaketown undertaken during the 1950s and 1970s that were never analyzed and reported. Analysis of the artifacts that constitute the UM Collection may have a meaningful impact on our understanding of Jaketown’s importance. Analysis enabled the identification of the number of Poverty Point attributes, diagnostic features of the Poverty Point culture period, present in the collection. Future research may lead to new knowledge about prehistoric settlement in Mississippi and provide new information about the Jaketown site
Expression and regulation of L-cystine transporter, system xc?, in the newly developed rat retinal M�ller cell line (TR-MUL)
No full textDifferentiation of substrate and non-substrate inhibitors of transport system xc−: an obligate exchanger of L-glutamate and L-cystine
No full textHeterogeneity between hippocampal and septal astroglia as a contributing factor to differential in vivo AMPA excitotoxicity
No full textActivation of stimulatory heterotrimeric G proteins increases glutathione and protects neuronal cells against oxidative stress
No full textMethamphetamine and HIV-1-induced neurotoxicity: Role of trace amine associated receptor 1 cAMP signaling in astrocytes
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Regulation of the System x−C cystine/glutamate exchanger by intracellular glutathione levels in rat astrocyte primary cultures
No full textImplication of the glutamate–cystine antiporter xCT in schizophrenia cases linked to impaired GSH synthesis
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