Table 2.
Summary of CMRATPase results in healthy human brain directly measured by 31P-MT method and indirectly estimated from PET or 13C MRS measurements.
Study | Method | Brain Region | Measured Parameter | CMRATPase (μmol/g/min) |
---|---|---|---|---|
Present Study | 31P-MT CSI | Global | CMRATPase | 6.4 |
Fox et al., 1988 | 15O PET | Global | CMRO2a | 7.5 |
Ito et al., 2004 | 15O PET | Global | CMRO2a | 6.8 |
Fox et al., 1988 | 18F PET | Global | CMRglcb | 10.2 |
Lei et al., 2003 | 31P-MT MRS | Visual | CMRATPase | 12.1 (8.3)d |
Du et al., 2007 | 31P-MT MRS | Visual | CMRATPase | 8.8 |
Fox et al., 1988 | 15O PET | Visual | CMRO2a | 8.5 |
Fox et al., 1988 | 18F PET | Visual | CMRglcb | 11.5 |
Shen et al., 1999 | 13C MRS | Occipital-Parietal | VTCAc | 10.6 |
Gruetter et al., 2001 | 13C MRS | Occipital-Parietal | VTCAc | 8.6 |
Boumezbeur et al., 2010 | 13C MRS | Occipital-Parietal | Vtcac | 8.9 |
P/O ratio of 2.5 is used to estimate CMRATPase values from CMRO2 (Hinkle PC, 2005).
OGI value of 5.5 and P/O ratio of 2.5 are used to estimate CMRATPase values from the CMRglc (Vaishnavi et al., 2010; Shulman et al., 2001).
CMRglc=0.5VTCA, OGI=5.5 and P/O=2.5 are used to estimate CMRATPase values from the VTCA (Rothman et al., 2011).
CMRATPase value in parentheses is calculated based on intracellular Pi concentration of 0.9 mM (Du et al., 2007).