2-Aminoethane sulfonic acid was first isolated from the bile of the ox (Bos taurus), and hence
is commonly known as taurine (Demarcay, 1838). The structural simplicity of this/~-amino …

Accurate and continuous in vivo measurements of brain interstitial substance concentrations
provide a major technical challenge. Among the many innovations that have appeared over …

Extracellular (EC) concentrations of amino acids were determined in the rat dentate gyrus by
means of non-linear regression analysis of 'in vivo'brain dialysis data, considering a simple …

Diabetic neuropathy results from progressive nerve fibre damage with blunted nerve
regeneration and repair and may be complicated by nerve hyperexcitability resulting in pain …

The effects of hypotonic media on extracellular free amino acid levels were studied 'in vivo'in
the rat dentate gyrus by means of the brain dialysis technique. Extracellular taurine levels …

Extracellular amino acid levels in the rat piriform cortex, an area highly susceptible to
seizure‐induced neuropathology, were determined by means of intracranial microdialysis …

In brain slices the mechanisms of release of GABA have been extensively studied, but those
of taurine markedly less. The knowledge acquired from studies on GABA is, nevertheless …

The present work studied the neurotransmitter mediating the depressive effect of sensory
stimulation on the Schaffer-CA1 transmission. Field responses of the CA1 region evoked by …

Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN), which is characterized by nerve fiber atrophy and
loss (1), is a multifactorial disorder resulting from complex interrelated metabolic and …

Abstract β-Aminoethanesulfonic acid (taurine) and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) are
recognized as major inhibitory neuroactive amino acids distributed in large quantities in …