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Glial activation links early-life seizures and increased susceptibility to seizures in adulthood</

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Early-life seizures increase susceptibility to seizures in adulthood. However, mechanisms by which seizures in the developing brain lead to increased vulnerability to seizures and exacerbation of neurological injury in adulthood remain unknown. We test the hypothesis that upregulation of proinflammatory cytokine levels and chronic glial activation following early-life seizures result...

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seizures, cytokines, microglia, glia, glutamate, and neuroinflammation

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Integrated Graduate Program in the Life Sciences

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Kathleen Cua Somera-Molina

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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08/27/2018

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08/27/2018

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2007-12-07

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Dissertation
Neuroinflammation in an Alzheimer's Disease Animal Model and the Effectiveness of Selective Suppression of Glial Activation

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There is increasing evidence that links chronic activation of glial cells and the subsequent self-propagating cycle of neuroinflammation to the neurodegenerative progression of Alzheimer's disease (AD). Nevertheless, attempts to identify currently approved drugs capable of safely attenuating the neuroinflammatory processes in AD have proven disappointing to date, and the development...

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neuroinflammation, beta-amyloid, glia, and Alzheimer's disease

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Integrated Graduate Program in the Life Sciences

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Jeffrey Michael Craft

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Scholarly Digital Publishing

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05/10/2018

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05/10/2018

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2007-03-05

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Dissertation

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