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Hyperammonemia induces polymerization of brain tubulin

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Hyperammonemia induces polymerization of brain tubulin (English)

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M D Miñana

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S Grisolía

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1 September 1990

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Neurochemical Research

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Autoregulated instability of tubulin mRNAs: a novel eukaryotic regulatory mechanism

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2274106

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High ammonia levels in brain induce tubulin in cerebrum but not in cerebellum

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Rats that consume caffeine show decreased brain protein synthesis.

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Selective regional distribution of tubulin induced in cerebrum by hyperammonemia

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Long-term ingestion of ammonium increases acetylglutamate and urea levels without affecting the amount of carbamoyl-phosphate synthase

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Autoregulation of tubulin synthesis in enucleated cells.

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Autoregulatory control of beta-tubulin mRNA stability is linked to translation elongation

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Mechanisms of regulating tubulin synthesis in cultured mammalian cells

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A simple animal model of hyperammonemia

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Tyrosination of microtubules and non-assembled tubulin in brain slices

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Induction of rat brain tubulin following ammonium ingestion

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10.1007/BF00965917

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