论文信息 - Thiamine in nerve membranes.

Thiamine in nerve membranes.

Abstract Membrane fragments isolated from rat brain have been shown to be the site of the drug-induced release of thiamine. As a brain homogenate is purified to yield the membrane fraction, the concentration of thiamine triphosphate rises, suggesting that this may be the neurophysiologically active form of the vitamin. Attempts to find a concurrent release of other compounds along with thiamine were unsuccessful.

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