Interaction of amyloid beta oligomers and α3-GABA_ARs in locus coeruleus neuronal excitability and Alzheimer’s pathology

Medicine and Dentistry

• Locus Coeruleus 100%
• Oligomer 42%
• Amyloid 39%
• Brain 25%
• GABAA Receptor 14%
• Excitability 14%
• Pathology 14%
• Patient 14%
• Receptor Expression 7%
• Noradrenalin 7%
• Probe 7%
• Neuron 7%
• Emotion 3%
• Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 3%
• Immunohistochemistry 3%
• Memory 3%
• Cognition 3%
• Electrophysiology 3%
• Patch Clamp 3%
• Brain Function 3%
• Immunoreactivity 3%
• Brain Region 3%
• Neurotransmitter Receptor 3%
• Neuroinflammation 3%
• Immune Function 3%
• Glycine Receptor 3%
• Noradrenalin Release 3%
• Amyloid Beta 3%
• Strychnine 3%
• Confocal Microscopy 3%
• Association 3%
• Recognition 3%

INIS

• receptors 21%
• brain 17%
• patients 14%
• pathology 14%
• mice 10%
• noradrenaline 10%
• interactions 7%
• data 3%
• volume 3%
• production 3%
• spectra 3%
• probes 3%
• neurons 3%
• microscopy 3%
• knock-out reactions 3%
• glycine 3%
• electrophysiology 3%
• strychnine 3%

Neuroscience

• Amyloid 39%
• GABAA Receptor 14%
• Norepinephrine 7%
• Excitability 7%
• Neuronal Excitability 7%
• Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 3%
• Confocal Microscopy 3%
• Immunohistochemistry 3%
• Brain Function 3%
• Patch Clamp 3%
• Electrophysiology 3%
• Neurotransmitter Receptor 3%
• Glycine Receptor 3%
• Beta Amyloid 3%
• Noradrenalin Release 3%
• Strychnine 3%
• Cognition 3%
• Emotion 3%
• Recognition Memory 3%