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There are various amino acids measured by different qualitatives and quanti tatives methods in the brain, such as glutamic acid**, glutamine, ry-aminobutyric acid, aspartic acid, etc. and many reactions such as transamination, decarboxyla tion, amination, deamination or glycolysis, have proved the existence of relation ship to the changes of these amino acids in brain. These facts suggest us that these amino acids have some close connection

EFFECTS OF SEVERAL EXCITANTS AND DEPRESSANTS ON GLUTAMIC ACID AND ITS METABOLITES CONCENTRATION IN RABBIT AND RAT BRAIN