Ischemia
Scientists in Japan and the United States target ischemia
Published in Blood Weekly, January 4th, 2007
Study 1: Current study results from the report, "A comparison of protective effects between L-histidine and hypothermia against ischemia-induced neuronal damage in gerbil hippocampus," have been published. "An increase in the histamine concentration in the brain has been demonstrated to provide protective effects against ischemia/reperfusion brain injury. Since hypothermia and barbiturates are also regarded to protect ischemic brains, effects of postischemic treatments were compared in gerbils between mild hypothermia and intraperitoneal administration of L-histidine, a precursor of...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2007-01-04)
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