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The correlation of the content of sulfhydryl groups with the cerebroside metabolism of the brain in the rabbit

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The author studied the content of SH-groups in the brain tissue of healthy rabbits and in animals in a condition of general tetanus or after the administration of, 50% of the lethal dose of strychnine. The data obtained led to the conclusion that there is no direct connection between the activity of the cerebrosidase and the content of SH-groups in the brain.

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Promyslov, M.S., Morozova, M.S. The correlation of the content of sulfhydryl groups with the cerebroside metabolism of the brain in the rabbit. Bull Exp Biol Med 48, 1368–1369 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00788349

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