"PLA2* activation and prostaglandin production 'in our bodies] are among the earliest initiating events in triggering brain-damage pathways, which can lead to neurologic deficits....PLA2 activities have been correlated with several forms of ....brain injury....including induced seizures....and epilepsy, schizophrenia, and in particular, Alzheimer's disease."...

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*Phospholipid A2.

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Prostaglandins, August, 2002. Drs. Bazan, Colangelo & Lukiw, LSU Neuroscience Ctr., LSU Health Sci. Ctr., New Orleans 70112, USA

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