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TAP reading note: Sleep drives metabolite clearance from the adult brain
Mouse experiments linked natural sleep and anaesthesia with extracellular space, cerebrospinal-fluid influx and tracer clearance. The study measured both influx and clearance of cortically injected radiolabelled amyloid-β and inulin; faster amyloid-β clearance during sleep provides mechanistic evidence concerning brain solute transport.
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- TAP ID
- TAP-RDN-0062
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- Research reading note
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- v1.0 · English ↗
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- The Allostasis Project
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- TAP Editorial Team
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- https://allostasisproject.org/research/xie-2013/
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Sleep drives metabolite clearance from the adult brain
Xie L · Kang H · Xu Q · Chen MJ · Liao Y · Thiyagarajan M · O'Donnell J · Christensen DJ · Nicholson C · Iliff JJ · Takano T · Deane R · Nedergaard M
Science · 2013
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| Language | Version | Archived | Editorial record |
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| 中文 | v1.0 ↗Current | View record ↗ | |
| English | v1.0 ↗Current | View record ↗ |
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