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. 2020 Sep 24;10:15623. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-72492-8

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Correlation heat map at postnatal days P20, P40, P90 and P250 of NAD⁺, NADH, phosphoester, pH^int and free magnesium [Mg²⁺] content in the mouse brain. The correlation between NADH, and magnesium observed at P20, which disappeared at P40 and P90, reestablished at P250. The strong positive correlation between pH^int and magnesium observed at P20 became weaker at P40 and finally resulted in a negative but nonsignificant trend at P250. NADH, which was negatively correlated with PME at P20 and negatively correlated with PME/PDE at P40, appeared to depict a positive but nonsignificant correlation with them at P90 and P250.