Serine racemase inhibition induces nitric oxide-mediated neurovascular protection during cerebral ischemia

Akihiro Watanabe(Niigata Cancer Center Hospital), Hideki Mochizuki(Osaka Gakuin University), Tsutomu Sasaki(The University of Osaka), Manabu Sakaguchi(Osaka Prefectural Medical Center), Toshiro Yukami(The University of Osaka), Hideaki Kanki, Kazuo Kitagawa(Tokyo Women's Medical University Hospital), Hiroshi Takemori(Gifu University)
Neuroscience
September 30, 2016
10.1016/j.neuroscience.2016.09.036
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