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Memory in Mice as Affected by Intracerebral Puromycin
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The antibiotic, puromycin, caused loss of memory of avoidance discrimination learning in mice when injected intracerebrally, and recent reversal learning was lost while longer-term initial learning was retained after bilateral injections into the hippocampal-temporal areas.
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Memory in Mice Analyzed with Antibiotics
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The identification of different stages of consolidation show how injections of antibiotics can supplement electroconvulsive shock as a way of disrupting the establishment of memory and how it can supplement ablation in destroying memory already laid down in a permanent mode.
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LOSS OF RECENT MEMORY IN MICE AS RELATED TO REGIONAL INHIBITION OF CEREBRAL PROTEIN SYNTHESIS.
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The degree and duration of inhibition of protein synthesis is determined using bilateral temporal injections which uniformly cause loss of recent memory and compared them to the inhibition following subcutaneously injected puromycin.
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Memory and cerebral protein synthesis in mice as affected by graded amounts of puromycin.
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Biochemical and physiological differentiation during morphogenesis. XIX. Alkaline phosphatase and aldolase activities in the developing cerebral cortex and liver of the fetal guinea pig.
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Biochemical and physiological differentiation during morphogenesis. XVI. Cytochrome oxidase, succinic dehydrogenase and succinoxidase in the developing cerebral cortex and liver of the fetal guinea…
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Biochemical and physiological differentiation during morphogenesis; the extracellular and intracellular phases of the liver and cerebral cortex of the fetal guinea pig as estimated from distribution…
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Lactic dehydrogenases of the developing cerebral cortex and liver of the mouse and guinea pig.
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Effect of acetoxycycloheximide and of an acetoxycycloheximide-puromycin mixture on cerebral protein synthesis and memory in mice.
TLDR
It appears that the metabolic lesion in the classic infantile form of Niemann-Pick disease is attributable to a drastic attenuation or loss of activity of the enzyme which catalyzes the cleavage of sphingomyelin.
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Neurohypophyseal hormones, analogs, and fragments: their effect on puromycin-induced amnesia.
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The structural aspects of the neurohypophyseal hormones which appear to be important for significant activity in memory consolidation include the combination of a cyclic moiety containing the Tyr and Phe residues along with a basic residue in position 8.
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