| Galanin expressed in the excitatory fibers attenuates synaptic strength and generalized seizures in the piriform cortex of mice. (2006) | |||||||||
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| This author produced version paper published Experimental Neurology This paper has been peer reviewed but does not include the final publisher proof corrections journal pagination Citation for the published paper Schlifke Irene and Kuteeva Eugenia and Hokfelt Tomas and Kokaia Merab Galanin expressed the excitatory fibers attenuates synaptic strength and generalized seizures the piriform cortex mice Experimental Neurology Issue April http doi org expneurol Access the published version may require journal subscription Published with permission from Elsevier Galanin expressed the excitatory fibers attenuates synaptic strength and generalized seizures the piriform cortex mice Irene Schlifke Eugenia Kuteeva Tomas Hokfelt and Merab Kokaia Experimental Epilepsy Group Wallenberg Neuroscience Center BMC Lund University Hospital Lund Sweden Department Neuroscience Retzius Karolinska Institutet Stockholm Sweden Correspondence Merab Kokaia Wallenberg Neuroscience Center BMC Lund University Hospital Lund Sweden Tel Fax mail Merab Kokaia med Abstract The neuropeptide galanin considered endogeneous antiepileptic agent presumably acting via inhibition glutamate release Previously have demonstrated that mice ectopically overexpressing galanin cortical and hippocampal neurons particularly granule cells and their axons the mossy fibers hippocampal kindling epileptogenesis suppressed and associated with attenuated frequency facilitation mossy fiber cell synapses hypothesized that changes synapti | |||||||||
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