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Increased neocortical expression of the P 2X7 receptor after status epilepticus and anticonvulsant effect of P 2X7 receptor antagonist A‐438079

Jimenez‐Pacheco et al., 2013

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Jimenez‐Pacheco A
Mesuret G
Sanz‐Rodriguez A
Tanaka K
Mooney C
Conroy R
Miras‐Portugal M
Diaz‐Hernandez M
Henshall D
Engel T
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Epilepsia

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Purpose ATP is an essential transmitter/cotransmitter in neuron function and pathophysiology and has recently emerged as a potential contributor to prolonged seizures (status epilepticus) through the activation of the purinergic ionotropic P 2 X 7 receptor (P 2 X …
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