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Brain oxylipin concentrations following hypercapnia/ischemia: effects of brain dissection and dissection time[S]
PUFAs are precursors to bioactive oxylipin metabolites that increase in the brain following CO2-induced hypercapnia/ischemia. It is not known whether the brain-dissection process and its duration also alter these metabolites. We applied CO2 with or without head-focused microwave fixation for 2 min t
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