Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5735065 | Behavioural Brain Research | 2017 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
- Nicotine injection, 0.5Â mg/kg and greater suppresses open field locomotion of WT mice.
- Nicotine up to 1Â mg/kg produces increased locomotor activity in MeCP2-null (RTT) males.
- α4/α6 nAChR mRNA in midbrain/thalamus reduced in RTT males; a6 reduced in females.
- α4/α6 nAChR agonist TC-2559, â¥2.5 mg/kg suppresses locomotion in WT mice.
- TC-2559 doubles locomotion in RTT males, weakly suppresses in females compared to WT.
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Authors
J. Leung, D.M. McPhee, A. Renda, N. Penty, F. Farhoomand, R. Nashmi, K.R. Delaney,