Lipopolysaccharides and trophic factors regulate the LPS receptor complex in nodose and trigeminal neurons

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
6273306	Neuroscience	2014	13 Pages	PDF

Abstract

Although the exact mechanisms underlying the regulation by trophic factors and LPS require further elucidation, the findings of this study indicate that LPS acts through its archetypical receptor in trigeminal and nodose neurons.

Keywords

CD14 RT-PCR HBSS NGF GDNF TLR TRPM8 Trigeminal cytosine β-d-arabinofuranoside PBS TLR4 MD1 MD2 RP105 Transient receptor potential vanilloid receptor LIF transient receptor potential cation channel subfamily M member 8 CNTF DRG GAPDH IL-1 TRPV1 LPS dorsal root ganglion BDNF BSA Hanks balanced salt solution N/OFQ SDS–PAGE Artemin bovine serum albumin Sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis interleukin 1 Toll-like receptor cluster of differentiation 14 Room temperature DIV days in vitro brain derived neurotrophic factor leukemia inhibitory factor nerve growth factor Glial derived neurotrophic factor ciliary neurotrophic factor Trophic factors Phosphate buffered saline Lipopolysaccharides Nodose ART polymerase chain reaction reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction PCR Western blot myeloid differentiation protein 2 glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase

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Lipopolysaccharides and trophic factors regulate the LPS receptor complex in nodose and trigeminal neurons

Authors

P.E. Kunda, J.C. Cavicchia, C.G. Acosta,