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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"connexin36"”.

  1. The Role of Connexin36 in Dopamine D1/D2 Synergism and its Breakdown in Transgenic Mice

    … A major constituent of gap junctions is connexin36 (Cx36), a protein that is abundant in neurons. The role Cx36 in D1/D2 synergism, as manifested behaviorally, was studied here in mice genetically engineered to express normal, reduced, or undetectable amounts of this protein. The results …

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  2. Expression und Lokalisation von Pannexinen und Connexinen in der äußeren Retina der Maus

    … jedoch nicht auf der Stäbchenseite aus Connexin36-Proteinen bestehen. Obwohl die verwendeten Methoden sensitiv genug waren, um geringe Connexin-Expression nachweisen zu können, konnte keines der bekannten Connexine in Stäbchen nachgewiesen werden. Die Pannexine (Panx) wurden als kürzlich …

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  3. Motion Processing in Direction Selective Retinal Ganglion Cells through Dynamic Environments

    … to this cell type-dependent adaptation: connexin36-mediated electrical coupling and differences in effective GABAergic inhibition. In Chapter 6, I show with a simulation of DSGC activity based on data that this adaptation strategy is beneficial for balancing motion detection and direction …

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  4. Auditory Processing Deficits in MSH2-KO mice are linked to Aberrant Inhibitory Neuron Function in the Thalamic Reticular Nucleus

    <p>DNA repair mechanisms are crucial for both cellular development and function. One highly conserved DNA repair factor is Mut-S Homolog 2 (<em>Msh2</em>), which corrects base-base mismatches and insertion/deletion loops. In humans, defects in this repair pathway are linked to diseases that have …

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