Glycolytic, Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle and Related Enzymes in Brain

The present review focuses on the methodological aspects of glycolytic, tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle, and related enzymes, and on a discussion of how the methodologies can be usefully exploited in different experimental settings. Because of this primary focus and space limitation, the authors are only able to cite a small number of the references obtained in the authors’ computer search (1972–1986). Several reviews have adequately covered different aspects of the literature prior to 1970 [see Bal�zs (1970), Bachelard (1970), Baxter (1970), van den Berg (1970), and Cheng (1971)]. For more recent discussions of papers on topics related to the present review, the excellent contributions by Sokoloff (1983), Hawkins and Mans (1983), Sacks (1983), Pevzner (1983), Kvamme (1983a,b), Thurston and Hauhart (1985), and Miller (1985) should be consulted.