Increased blood–brain barrier permeability and altered tight junctions in experimental diabetes in the rat: contribution of hyperglycaemia and matrix metalloproteinases

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B. T. Hawkins
T. F. Lundeen
K. M. Norwood
H. L. Brooks
R. D. Egleton
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[1] The University of Arizona College of Medicine,Department of Medical Pharmacology
[2] The University of Arizona College of Medicine,Department of Physiology
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Diabetologia | 2007年 / 50卷
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Blood–brain barrier; Diabetes; In situ brain perfusion; Matrix metalloproteinase; Occludin; OCLN; Rat; Streptozotocin; TJP1; ZO-1; Zymography;
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