-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Rat liver and brain lipid peroxide and glutathione levels were determined after chronic ethanol treatment. Although hepatic lipid peroxidation was significantly stimulated, we have failed to observe any change in brain lipid peroxide and glutathione levels of rats chronically treated with ethanol.
Related Publications
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
January 2000,
Drug metabolism and drug interactions,
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
March 1971,
Research communications in chemical pathology and pharmacology,
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
January 1990,
Pharmacological research,
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
September 1977,
Beitrage zur Pathologie,
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
December 1990,
Archives of surgery (Chicago, Ill. : 1960),
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
January 1991,
Reproductive toxicology (Elmsford, N.Y.),
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
October 1993,
Clinica chimica acta; international journal of clinical chemistry,
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
January 1999,
Alcohol (Fayetteville, N.Y.),
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
June 1987,
Brain research,
M Uysal, and
M Keyer-Uysal, and
N Koçak-Toker, and
G Aykaç
June 1999,
Neuroreport,
