The effects of lead and tin organo-metallic compounds on brain metabolism.
It has long been known that laboratory tissue preparations from excised brain are capable of carrying out a vast number of metabolic processes when incubated in suitable media. Whether this in vitro metabolism represents a true picture of the metabolism of the tissue in situ is indeed a debatable po...
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McGill University
1960
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