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Potassium acetate potassium ethanoate

Synonyms: AcOK, KOAc, Kaliumazetat, MeCO2K, AC1LANUH, ...

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Potassium acetate also induced some proU expression, but other salts were ineffective, thereby ruling out ionic strength as the stimulatory signal [1].
Potassium acetate (0.5-1.0 microliter, 0.15 mol/l) injected into the rostral olfactory bulb evoked a negative slow potential wave (amplitude of around 25 mV and duration 30-50 s) propagating at a rate of 3-4 mm/min through all the olfactory bulb layers [2].

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Spreading depression in the olfactory bulb of rats: reliable initiation and boundaries of propagation. Amemori, T., Gorelova, N.A., Bures, J. Neuroscience (1987) [Pubmed]

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