9 research outputs found
Two faces of zinc in the brain
No full textZinc plays an essential role in the brain by participating in the bulk of enzymatic and regulatory events. However, zinc may become deleterious for brain cells in excessive amounts that may be released following stress, seizures or ischemic conditions. The mechanism of zinc-mediated neurotoxicity has appeared to be rather complex not only because of concentration effects on the level of receptors to the various neuromediators but also owing to the variety of zinc functions throughout the brain and its involvement in maintaining the cytokine network, nitric oxide production and cell signalling pathways. This review highlights a hypothetical mechanism that postulates the presence of 2 main sites of zinc turnover in the brain with slightly different functional roles
Improvement in quality of oocytes in polycystic ovarian syndrome in programs of in vitro
No full textCerebrolysin in the therapy of mild cognitive impairment and dementia due to Alzheimer's disease: 30 years of clinical use
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Identification of proteins of cardiovascular system in healthy subjects’ urine during “dry” immersion
No full textVirulence factors contributing to invasive activities of Serratia grimesii and Serratia proteamaculans
No full textPLGA Nanoparticles Loaded Cerebrolysin: Studies on Their Preparation and Investigation of the Effect of Storage and Serum Stability with Reference to Traumatic Brain Injury
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