Titlebook: Neural Functions of the Delta-Opioid Receptor; Ying Xia Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 delta opioid receptor

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Neuroprotective Interactions Between Delta-Opioid Receptors and Glutamatergic Signaling Mediate Hypsion of sensations related to pain via neuromodulation of excitatory glutamatergic synaptic signaling. Research examining these interactions in nocireception and related anesthesia applications has demonstrated that delta-opioid receptors are capable of mediating glutamatergic signaling via both pre

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,δ-Opioids and Neurogenesis, autonomic function. The δ-opioidergic system has been recognized as a diagnostic neuropeptide that may be directly involved in neural differentiation, maturation and protection, and may contribute to the possible recovery of emotional dysfunction. Stimulation of δ-opioid receptors of neural progeni

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Delta Opioid Receptor and Peptide: Hibernation for Stroke Therapy,roke, Parkinson’s Disease, and other degenerative neurological conditions. Recent studies present strong evidence in support of the therapeutic use of delta opioid receptors, and provide insight into the underlying mechanisms of action. Delta opioid receptors have been shown to confer protective eff

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Delta-Opioid Receptor-Mediated Protection and Mitochondria,s cardioprotectant and neuroprotectant has been demonstrated and strengthened in recent years. However, the underlying mechanisms of DOR protection remain unclear. Mitochondria play essential roles in mediating cellular survival and death. The dysfunction of mitochondria is broadly involved in the p

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,Are δ-Opioid Receptors Involved in Deep Brain Stimulation?,n”, there is now increasing evidence showing that DBS actually can both inhibit neurons and activate axons, generating a wide range of effects. This implies that the mechanisms that underlie DBS work not only locally but also at the network level. Therefore, not only may DBS induce membrane or synap

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