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  • Therefore, results from this study suggest a potential role for PST as part of the "enzymatic" blood-brain barrier in regulating transendothelial passage of endogeneous catecholamines between the blood and the brain [4].
  • Selected catecholamines, catecholamine metabolites, and p-nitrophenol at 5, 50, and 500 microM were used as substrates in PST assays of cytosol extracts [4].
 

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