Abstract

Overlapping transport specificity may permit amino acid concentrations in brain to readjust to a new (lower) equilibrium in a compensatory response to increased concentrations of a "model" amino acid in serum. If this is true for analogous clinical situations, it may help explain the effects of phenylketonuria on mentation.

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