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99 related items for PubMed ID: 24462620

  • 1. Long-lasting glutamatergic modulation induced by neonatal GABA enhancement in mice.
    Melamed O, Levav-Rabkin T, Zukerman C, Clarke G, Cryan JF, Dinan TG, Grossman Y, Golan HM.
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  • 3. A sensitive period of mice inhibitory system to neonatal GABA enhancement by vigabatrin is brain region dependent.
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  • 4. Impaired synaptogenesis and long-term modulation of behavior following postnatal elevation of GABA levels in mice.
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    Wierońska JM, Brański P, Siwek A, Dybala M, Nowak G, Pilc A.
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  • 7. Gender-specific effect of Mthfr genotype and neonatal vigabatrin interaction on synaptic proteins in mouse cortex.
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  • 8. Impaired Src signaling and post-synaptic actin polymerization in Alzheimer's disease mice hippocampus--linking NMDA receptors and the reelin pathway.
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  • 9. Altered N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor function in reelin heterozygous mice: male-female differences and comparison with dopaminergic activity.
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  • 10. Long-lasting effects of elevated neonatal leptin on rat hippocampal function, synaptic proteins and NMDA receptor subunits.
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  • 11. Differential reelin-induced enhancement of NMDA and AMPA receptor activity in the adult hippocampus.
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  • 13. Developmental genetic profiles of glutamate receptor system, neuromodulator system, protector of normal tissue and mitochondria, and reelin in marmoset cortex: potential molecular mechanisms of pruning phase of spines in primate synaptic formation process during the end of infancy and prepuberty (II).
    Sasaki T, Oga T, Nakagaki K, Sakai K, Sumida K, Hoshino K, Miyawaki I, Saito K, Suto F, Ichinohe N.
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  • 14. Development of tolerance to the effects of vigabatrin (gamma-vinyl-GABA) on GABA release from rat cerebral cortex, spinal cord and retina.
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  • 15. Gamma vinyl-GABA differentially modulates NMDA antagonist-induced increases in mesocortical versus mesolimbic DA transmission.
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  • 20. Accumulation of reelin-positive plaques is accompanied by a decline in basal forebrain projection neurons during normal aging.
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