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Expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor, nerve growth factor, and heat shock protein HSP70 following fluid percussion brain injury in rats by Truettner, J, Schmidt-Kastner, R, Busto, R, Alonso, O F, Loor, J Y, Dietrich, W D, Ginsberg, M D

“…Traumatic brain injury can induce the expression of stress-related and neurotrophic genes both within the injury site and in distant regions. These genes may…”
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Chronic metabolic sequelae of traumatic brain injury: prolonged suppression of somatosensory activation by Passineau, M J, Zhao, W, Busto, R, Dietrich, W D, Alonso, O, Loor, J Y, Bramlett, H M, Ginsberg, M D

“…Injuries to the brain acutely disrupt normal metabolic function and may deactivate functional circuits. It is unknown whether these metabolic abnormalities…”
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Diminution of metabolism/blood flow uncoupling following traumatic brain injury in rats in response to high-dose human albumin treatment by GINSBERG, Myron D, WEIZHAO ZHAO, BELAYEV, Ludmila, ALONSO, Ofelia F, YITAO LIU, LOOR, Judith Y, BUSTO, Raul

“…The authors have recently demonstrated that high-dose human albumin is markedly neuroprotective in experimental traumatic brain injury (TBI) and cerebral…”
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Uncoupling of local cerebral glucose metabolism and blood flow after acute fluid-percussion injury in rats by Ginsberg, M D, Zhao, W, Alonso, O F, Loor-Estades, J Y, Dietrich, W D, Busto, R

“…We assessed local cerebral glucose metabolism (lCMRGlc) and blood flow (lCBF) interrelationships in the first hour after parasagittal fluid-percussion head…”
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Influence of early posttraumatic hypothermia therapy on local cerebral blood flow and glucose metabolism after fluid-percussion brain injury by WEIZHAO ZHAO, ALONSO, O. F, LOOR, J. Y, BUSTO, R, GINSBERG, M. D

“…Using autoradiographic image averaging, the authors recently described prominent foci of marked glucose metabolism-greater-than-blood-flow uncoupling in the…”
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Local cerebral glucose utilization and cytoskeletal proteolysis as indices of evolving focal ischemic injury in core and penumbra by Yao, H, Ginsberg, M D, Eveleth, D D, LaManna, J C, Watson, B D, Alonso, O F, Loor, J Y, Foreman, J H, Busto, R

“…To ascertain the tempo of progression to irreversible injury in focal ischemia, we subjected halothane-anesthetized Sprague-Dawley rats to photochemically…”
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