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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"GEPR-9s"”.

  1. Molecular Substrates And Neuronal Network Subserving Audiogenic Kindling In Genetically Epilepsy-Prone Rats

    … rats of the severe seizure strain (GEPR-9s) are a model of generalized tonic-clonic seizures. GEPR-9s exhibit inherited susceptibility to audiogenic seizures (AGS) in response to intense acoustic stimulation. Several lines of evidence indicate that the neuronal network of AGS is …

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  2. NEUROACTIVE AGENTS-MEDIATED CHANGES IN NEURONAL NETWORK ACTIVITY CONTROLS SUSCEPTIBILITY TO SUDDEN UNEXPECTED DEATH IN EPILEPSY (SUDEP)

    … SUDEP. Genetically epilepsy prone rats (GEPR-9s) exhibit AGSz but the incidence of death post-seizure is very low. I tested whether decreasing adenosine breakdown could increase the incidence of death in GEPR-9s. My study shows that adenosine metabolic blockers, which prevent the …

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  3. The role of the periaqueductal gray in modulation of acute and chronic pain: Actions of drugs with analgesic properties on periaqueductal gray neuronal network

    … induction, in genetically epilepsy prone rats (GEPR-9s), and blockade of CB1 receptors in the PAG will inhibit the analgesic effects that occur during the post-ictal period. My results indicate that induction of AGS resulted in post-ictal analgesia in GEPR-9s to noxious thermal stimuli, which …

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