a(CHEBI:glutamine)
Synaptic glutamate concentration is promptly restored to normal levels, however, through the rapid uptake of unbound glutamate molecules by nearby glial cells, which subsequently convert these glutamate molecules to glutamine. The resulting glutamine molecules are then recycled to the neurons, and the cycle of glutamatergic signaling begins anew PubMed:16273023
Synaptic glutamate concentration is promptly restored to normal levels, however, through the rapid uptake of unbound glutamate molecules by nearby glial cells, which subsequently convert these glutamate molecules to glutamine. The resulting glutamine molecules are then recycled to the neurons, and the cycle of glutamatergic signaling begins anew PubMed:16273023
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