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Histidine, the strongest inhibitor of mitochondrial glutamine among all the amino acids (see section Glutamine Transport in Astrocytic Mitochondria), attenuated opening of mPTP and mitochondrial swelling in isolated astrocytic mitochondria (Ziemiska et al., 2000a), in cultured astrocytes (Pichili et al., 2007) and in the brain of ALF-affected rats (Rama Rao et al., 2010)