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Neurobiology of Lipids

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Altered blood sphingolipidomics and elevated plasma inflammatory cytokines in combat veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder

Samar M. Hammad,Jean-Philip Truman,Mohammed M. Al Gadban,Kent J. Smith

Glutamine synthetase activity and ambient L-glutamate in cholesterol-deficient rat brain nerve terminals

Tatiana Borisova

Reduced cholesterol content and the effects of inhibitors on Na+ dependent glutamate transport in rat brain nerve terminals

Roman Sivko,Natalia Krisanova,Tatiana Borisova

Symposium Abstracts: The Brain Lipids Conference 2008

Basant K. Puri,Helge Refsum,H？vard Bentsen

Cholesteryl glucoside stimulates activation of protein kinase B/Akt in the motor neuron-derived NSC34 cell line

Ly Philip T.T.,Pelech Steven,Shaw Christopher A

37th Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting: neurobiology of lipids sessions 2007

Editorial by Alexei Koudinov

Amyloid precursor protein regulates brain cholesterol metabolism

Radosveta Koldamova

Neurobiology of Lipids Fourth Anniversary: Scope Expanded, Subject Postscript Archive Mission Taken

Alexei R. Koudinov

Is there a link between cognitive impairment and cardiovascular disorders in elderly?

Alexander Christov,Sally Jett,Kimberley Peck,Germaine Odenheimer

36th Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting: neurobiology of lipids sessions 2006

Editorial material by Alexei R. Koudinov

35th Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting neurobiology of lipids sessions 2005

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Neuroiology of Lipids welcomes new Public Access policy by the National Institutes of Health

Alexei R. Koudinov

Modulation of brain apolipoprotein E levels by the low-density lipoprotein receptor

Michael C. Irizarry

Association of Research Libraries (ARL) official comments on National Institutes of Health (NIH) public access proposal

Prudence S. Adler

34th Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting neurobiology of lipids sessions 2004

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Scientists, consider where you publish

Michael Seringhaus

Pierre Morell tribute for neurobiology of lipids

Arrel Toews,Helga Jurevics

The use of fatty acid supplementation for seizure management

David I. Mostofsky,Sharon Rabinovitz,Shlomo Yehuda

Editor's choice neurobiology of lipids sessions at Neuroscience 2002

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Open letter to President George W. Bush on conduct by scientists, STM journals, and Scientific Institutions

Alexei R. Koudinov

Induction of cholesterol efflux in the CNS

G. William Rebeck

33rd Society for Neuroscience annual meeting neurobiology of lipids sessions 2003

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A link between cholesterol, CNS, synapse and brain diseases: is there a need for a reinvention?

Alexei R. Koudinov

Polymorphisms in genes of proteins involved in cholesterol metabolism: evidence for Alzheimer's disease?

Heike K？lsch,Reinhard Heun

Amyloid beta protein restores hippocampal long term potentiation: a central role for cholesterol?

Alexei R. Koudinov,Natalia V. Koudinova

Abnormal cholesterol processing in Alzheimer's disease patient's fibroblasts

Franck Dufour,Wei-Qin Zhao,Lakshmi Ravindranath,Daniel L. Alkon

Amyloid beta, neural lipids, cholesterol and Alzheimer's disease

Natalia V. Koudinova,Anatol Kontush,Temirbolat T. Berezov,Alexei R. Koudinov

Neurobiology of lipids opening note

Shlomo Yehuda

The prion protein and cellular cholesterol homeostasis.

Luisa Diomede,Gianluigi Forloni,Orso Bugiani,Fabrizio Tagliavini

Cholesterol and Alzheimer's disease

W. Gibson Wood,Alexei R. Koudinov,Thomas G Ohm,Katsuhiko Yanagisawa

The emerging neurobiology of cholesterol

Mike A Simmonds

32nd Society for Neuroscience annual meeting neurobiology of lipids sessions 2002

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