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Gangliosides of the Neuron: Localization and Origin Langerbeins (1) could demonstrate the presence of gangliosides in gray matter only, while Svennerholm (2) reported a 5-fold difference in dry weight concentration between cerebral cortex and white matter of human adults. This general pattern was confirmed in many subsequent studies (3,4,5) and led

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Gangliosides and Proteins of Brain Synaptic Componentselationship existed for these two constituents. These results suggested a possible relationship between gangliosides and cholinergic function of the central nervous system. This relationship was further emphasized by the studies of Burton and his coworkers (2) who employed the method of subcellular

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Biochemical Evidence on the Role of Gangliosides in Nerve-Endings(WIEGANDT, 1968). This simple fact has led to many suggestions that gangliosides must have a neuro-specific function to match their neurospecific concentration and pattern. The purpose of this article is to examine the evidence that the gangliosides have a role in synaptic function, since it is at t

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Possible Functional Role of Gangliosidesern. Furthermore the goldfish brain pattern was investigated after adaption (acclimatization, acclimation)to different temperatures. The results demonstrate correlations between body temperature and brain gangliosides: the lower the body temperature of animals, the higher the relative proportion of

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Retinal Gangliosides: Composition, Evolution with Age. Biosynthetic and Metabolic Approachesand with a great diversity in cytoplasmic membranes of neurones especially in synaptosomes and membranes of microsomes (1–3). Gangliosides contain a sphingosine base, a fatty acid and at least one mole of hexose and sialic acid. The functional role of gangliosides is poorly understood, despite their

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Interaction of Cholera Toxin and Ganglioside GM1 was assumedly the specific toxin receptor substance. The prevailing view at that time was still that there was only one major brain ganglioside (Klenk, 1955), but we had for some years claimed the existence of more than one brain ganglioside and had elaborated column chromatographic methods for the

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