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Things glutamate often describes ("glutamate ________")
- receptors
- uptake
- levels
- synthetase
- carrier
- overproduction
- localization
- metabolism
- gated
- transmission
- dysfunction
- dehydrogenase
- stimulation
- blockade
- application
- spillover
- gaba
- medium
- channels
- balance
- production
- signaling
- responses
- figure
- oxaloacetate
- activity
- terminals
- ester
- complex
- toxicity
- concentrations
- receptor
- antibodies
- treatment
- synthase
- decarboxylase
- immunoreactivity
- acts
- desensitization
- neurotransmission
- neurotoxicity
- synthesis
- glutamine
- subtypes
- concentration
- transport
- enrichment
- mediated
- depletion
- activation
- formation
- pathway
- pyruvate
- transporters
- transaminase
- expression
- inhibition
- nmda
- oxidation
- dehydrogenases
- reaction
- cycle
- antagonists
- inhibitors
- modulation
- agonists
- aminotransferase
- excitotoxicity
- transporter
- binding
- aspartate
- excretion
- calcium
- oxidase
- sensitivity
- induced
- release
- interactions
- neurons
- trna
- therapy
- sites
- fig
- accumulation
- mutase
- deficiency
- exchange
- residues
How glutamate often is described ("________ glutamate")
- neonatal
- acidic
- monosodium
- fortified
- aspartate
- ketoglutarate
- acid
- benzyl
- activated
- excitotoxic
- endogenous
- intracellular
- ethyl
- excess
- neurotoxic
- conserved
- spinal
- less
- terminal
- excitatory
- intracranial
- racemic
- acetyl
- aspartyl
- neuronal
- alanine
- sensitive
- applied
- releasable
- cerebral
- astrocytic
- prefrontal
- avoid
- ambient
- excessive
- unlabeled
- free
- caged
- arginine
- methyl
- added
- sodium
- hippocampal
- exogenous
- extracellular
- poly
- labelled
- metabotropic
- presynaptic
- elevated
- cerebrospinal
- vesicular
- enteral
- gamma
- putative
- intravenous
- dietary
- cortical
- additive
- bound
- synaptic
- dependent
