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We quantified the level of Ser237 phosphorylation in the neocortex of rats in chronic epilepsy and observed no switch in Ser237 phosphorylation 28 days post-SE (pSer237/TRIP8b 28 days post-SE: Sal (1

March 18, 2023 nanokersociety

We quantified the level of Ser237 phosphorylation in the neocortex of rats in chronic epilepsy and observed no switch in…

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The resulting lyophilized peptide was dissolved in 500 mM MOPS, 6 M guanidinium hydrochloride pH = 7

January 4, 2022 nanokersociety

The resulting lyophilized peptide was dissolved in 500 mM MOPS, 6 M guanidinium hydrochloride pH = 7.0, (2 mL), then…

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Posted in: Phospholipase C

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