Titlebook: Excitotoxins; Proceedings of an In Kjell Fuxe,Peter Roberts,Robert Schwarcz Conference proceedings 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-56790-2e merely yielded equivocal results (Perry et al., 1975; Gray et al., 1980; Perry and Hansen, 1981; Mangano and Schwarcz, 1981, 1982). Their dysfunction in neuro-psychiatric disorders has as yet not been established.

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José Luis Prado,María Teresa Alberdid, at least in the striatum where the present experiments indicate that activation of glutamate receptors increases the number of .H-kainic acid binding sites, so that they may reach a certain critical number required for neurotoxicity. Furthermore, kainic acid by increasing the affinity of the .H-g

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Jorge Tirira,Yves Serruys,Patrick Trocellier“Excitotoxins” represent a very special group of neurotoxic substances, in that they act upon specific somatic and dendritic receptors such that if the excitation produced is of sufficient magnitude, the neurones die.

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Fragments Within Pseudotachylyte Veins,It is now well established that systemic and intracerebral injections of . (KA), a potent excitatory analogue of the endogenous amino acid glutamic acid (21), cause degeneration of neuronal cell bodies while leaving axons and nerveterminals in the lesion area intact. (3,20,21,23,25,26,27,30)

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Microbial Spheres from Microbial Mats,This review presents evidence which favors a special role of aspartate in the climbing fibers of the rat cerebellum and of glutamate and aspartate in some fibers of the pigeon optic nerve. The localisation and properties of kainic acid binding sites in the cerebellum are also discussed.

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