GPR30 in brain microvasculature responds to bicarbonate, and its deficiency protects against ischemia-reperfusion injury, reducing neurological deficits and blood-brain barrier disruption. These ...
Sodium bicarbonate has emerged as a notable ergogenic aid in sports science, primarily due to its ability to augment extracellular buffering capacity and mitigate the accumulation of metabolic acids ...
Discovery of bicarbonate-sensing receptor offers therapeutic insights into ischemic stroke treatment
Researchers have identified this receptor in brain mural cells that regulates reperfusion injury. Optimal pH homeostasis for cellular function is maintained by the acid-base balance through multiple ...
Plant and Soil, Vol. 113, No. 1 (January (I), 1989), pp. 13-19 (7 pages) The ability of two sodium bicarbonate (Colwell and Olsen) and two ammonium fluoride (Bray I and Bray II) soil tests to reflect ...
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