1995
DOI: 10.1016/0168-0102(95)00972-v
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Distribution patterns of mRNAs encoding glycine receptor channels in the developing rat spinal cord

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“…In general, transcripts for α 1 -and β-subunits are highly expressed in adult cranial and spinal motoneurons (390, 786, 1081, 1083). α 2 -Transcripts are reduced relative to α 1 (786,1339) but show similar patterns of distribution (1017,1018). Gephyrin transcripts are high in spinal motoneurons (642), whereas α 3 -mRNA is barely detectable in spinal ventral horn and hypoglossal motoneurons (786,1159).…”
Section: A) Gaba a Receptor Localizationmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…In general, transcripts for α 1 -and β-subunits are highly expressed in adult cranial and spinal motoneurons (390, 786, 1081, 1083). α 2 -Transcripts are reduced relative to α 1 (786,1339) but show similar patterns of distribution (1017,1018). Gephyrin transcripts are high in spinal motoneurons (642), whereas α 3 -mRNA is barely detectable in spinal ventral horn and hypoglossal motoneurons (786,1159).…”
Section: A) Gaba a Receptor Localizationmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Relative to the adult form, the neonatal receptor has low affinity for strychnine (1376) and contains an α-subunit with different molecular mass and antigenic epitopes (700,1023,1306). Developmental changes in subunit expression from a neonatal receptor composed primarily of α 2 * are likely to underlie these differences, because α 1 , α 3 , and β subunits and transcripts are expressed at low levels in the fetus and neonate (786,1339). Only α 2 * receptors have the low strychnine sensitivity characteristic of neonatal receptors, whereas the prolonged time course of fetal/neonatal postsynaptic potentials/ currents is consistent with recombinant α 2 receptors (1159,1219).…”
Section: B) Glycine Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The glycine receptor is a member of the nicotinic ligandgated ion channel superfamily, and mediates inhibitory inputs to neurones primarily in the spinal cord and brain stem, although glycine receptor subunits have been identified by in situ hybridization in other regions of the central nervous system (Malosio, Marquèze-Pouey, Kuhse & Betz, 1991;Watanabe & Akagi, 1995). In its native form, the adult glycine receptor is thought to be a heteromeric pentamer composed of an á and a â subunit (Langosch et al 1988) with a proposed stoichiometry of 3:2 (Kuhse et al 1993).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Переважна синаптична ло-ка лізація α1 свідчить про формування гете-ромерних α/β-рецепторів, оскільки саме β-суб одиниця відповідає за синаптичне «заякорення» гліцинових рецепторів [37,45,46]. У період ембріонального розвитку α2 -найбільш поширена субодиниця гліцинового рецептора в ЦНС [44,47]. Висока чутливість більшості ембріональних α2-гліцинових рецепторів до пікротоксину [48,49] і висока провідність [50] свідчать про їх переважну гомомерність.…”
Section: субодиниці гліцинового рецептораunclassified