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Acrylamide-induced nerve terminal damage: Relevance to neurotoxic and neurodegenerative mechanisms
Richard M. LoPachin, Terrence Gavin
Anesthesiology
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Agriculture & Biology
acrylamides
85%
nerve tissue
66%
acrolein
27%
carbonyl compounds
26%
neurodevelopment
24%
occupational exposure
24%
Alzheimer disease
23%
pathogenesis
17%
nitric oxide
17%
proteomics
16%
oxidative stress
15%
kinetics
12%
stems
12%
animals
7%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Acrylamide
100%
Synaptic Transmission
35%
Acrolein
27%
Occupational Exposure
20%
Proteomics
17%
Psychological Inhibition
15%
Nitric Oxide
15%
Alzheimer Disease
14%
Oxidative Stress
14%
Kinetics
13%
Animals
9%
Chemical Compounds
Neurotoxic
97%
Acrylamide
71%
Acrolein
22%
Oxidative Stress
18%
Nitric Oxide
18%
Carbonyl Compound
18%
Kinetics Type
17%