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The composition of nervous membranes

Folch-Pi, 1968

Document ID: 3262016357761287279
Author: Folch-Pi J
Publication year: 1968
Publication venue: Progress in brain research

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Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the four groups of compounds that occur mainly in nervous system and all of them are membrane constituents. These compounds are gangliosides, proteolipids, polyphosphoinositides and neurokeratin. Gangliosides are …

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