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Hsp70 promotes synaptic transmission in brain slices damaged by contact with blood clot

Mokrushin et al., 2012

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1462363508193406458
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Mokrushin A
Pavlinova L
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European Journal of Pharmacology

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Neurotrophic and neuroprotective properties of Hsp70 were studied in olfactory cortex slices of hypertensive rats under normal conditions and under influence of autologous blood (blood clot). Under normal conditions, synaptic response in slices depended on Hsp70 …
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