“…This data indicates that most sigma-1 receptors in the parietal cortex are located postsynaptically, and their expression is increased as a consequence of cortical cholinergic hypofunction. Similar findings were reported for muscarinic m2/m4 receptors in the parietal cortex [31] and for the alpha4 isoform of nicotinic receptors in the frontal cortex [32,33], 1 week after nucleus basalis lesioning.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…If sigma-1 receptor changes parallel those of nicotinic receptors, their upregulation may be transient. The expression of cortical nicotinic alpha4 receptors is increased 1 week after the lesion procedure, but returns to baseline after 4 weeks [32,33].…”
Cholinergic lesioning causes an increase of sigma-1 receptor expression in a small cortical area which may be neuroprotective. Sleep deprivation decreases receptor expression in midbrain and pons.
“…This data indicates that most sigma-1 receptors in the parietal cortex are located postsynaptically, and their expression is increased as a consequence of cortical cholinergic hypofunction. Similar findings were reported for muscarinic m2/m4 receptors in the parietal cortex [31] and for the alpha4 isoform of nicotinic receptors in the frontal cortex [32,33], 1 week after nucleus basalis lesioning.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 87%
“…If sigma-1 receptor changes parallel those of nicotinic receptors, their upregulation may be transient. The expression of cortical nicotinic alpha4 receptors is increased 1 week after the lesion procedure, but returns to baseline after 4 weeks [32,33].…”
Cholinergic lesioning causes an increase of sigma-1 receptor expression in a small cortical area which may be neuroprotective. Sleep deprivation decreases receptor expression in midbrain and pons.
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