International Journal of Molecular Sciences· 2026Q1
S-Ketamine Preserves Oxidative Metabolism and Reduces Metabolic Stress During Neuronal Hyperexcitability
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S-ketamine at 100 µM preserves neuronal oxidative metabolism under physiological conditions and reduces metabolic stress during pathological hyperexcitability, abolishing seizure-like events and normalizing oxygen consumption during Mg2+-free conditions.
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