ArticleFuture neurology2012
Persistent region-dependent neuroinflammation, NMDA receptor loss and atrophy in an animal model of penetrating brain injury.
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Abstract
Dynamic changes in neuroinflammation and glutamate NMDA receptors (NMDAR) have been noted in traumatic and ischemic brain injury.
aimHere we investigate the time course and regional distribution of these changes and their relationship with atrophy in a rat model of penetrating brain injury. MATERIALS
methodsQuantitative autoradiography, with the neuroinflammation marker [
resultsThe injury produced large increases in [
conclusionThese results indicate that neuroinflammaton and loss of NMDAR precede and predict tissue atrophy in cortical and hippocampal regions.
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