| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6275027 | Neuroscience | 2013 | 28 Pages |
Abstract
⺠The distribution of GABAA receptor subunits is highly heterogeneous. ⺠The distribution of mRNAs corresponds to that of proteins. ⺠The distribution in the mouse correlates largely to that in rats although there are distinct differences.
Keywords
Tris–HCl-buffered salineVPMDLGVPLEPLSTTISHstratum oriensParasubiculumPresubiculumENTTBSBLAmRNAPRSbasolateral amygdalaCeAHabenulaIn situ hybridizationstratum radiatumCentral amygdalaStriatumIHCImmunohistochemistrycornu ammonisSpinal trigeminal tractmessenger ribonucleic aciddentate gyrusEntorhinal cortexexternal plexiform layerMouse brainVentral subiculumdorsal subiculumMolPASentopeduncular nucleusVentral posteromedial thalamic nucleuslaterodorsal thalamic nucleusreticular thalamic nucleusParaventricular thalamic nucleusventral posterolateral thalamic nucleusmedial amygdaloid nucleusdorsal lateral geniculate nucleushilusGABAA receptor subunitsGlobus pallidus
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Authors
H. Hörtnagl, R.O. Tasan, A. Wieselthaler, E. Kirchmair, W. Sieghart, G. Sperk,