Distribution of GABAergic Neurons and Expression Levels of GABA Transporter 1 in the Rat Neocortex during the Neonatal Period after Perinatal Hypoxic Exposure

[1] Otellin VA(2021)Nucleolar ultrastructure in neurons of the rat neocortical sensorimotor area during the neonatal period after perinatal hypoxia and its pharmacological correction J Evol Biochem Phesiol 57 1251-1256

[2] Khozhai LI(2014)Prenatal cerebral ischemia triggers dysmaturation of caudate projection neurons Ann Neurol 75 508-524

[3] Shishko TT(2019)Age-dependency of levetiracetam effects on exocytotic GABA release from nerve terminals in the hippocampus and cortex in norm and after perinatal hypoxia Cellul Mol Neurobiol 39 701-714

[4] Vershinina EA(2011)Mechanisms of inhibition within the telencephalon: “where the wild things are” Annu Rev Neurosci 34 535-567

[5] McClendon E(2012)The fraction of cortical GABAergic neurons is constant from near the start of cortical neurogenesis to adulthood J Neurosci 32 4761-4761

[6] Kevin C(2021)Reorganization of a network of interneurons expressing parvalbumin in the rat’s neocortex after perinatal hypoxia and the possibility of its pharmacological correction Russ J Physiol 107 1-10

[7] Gong Х(2001)Glial transporters for glutamate, glycine, and GABA: II. GABA transporters J Neurosci Res 63 461-468

[8] Sharifnia Е(1995)Localization of GAT-1 GABA transporter mRNA in rat striatum: cellular coexpression with GAD67 mRNA, GAD67 immunoreactivity, and parvalbumin mRNA J Neurosci 15 865-874

[9] Hagen М(1999)Regulation of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) transporters by extracellular GABA Biol Chem 274 889-895

[10] Cai V(2020)A reappraisal of GAT-1 localization in neocortex Front Cell Neurosci 14 9-20

[1] Otellin VA(2021)Nucleolar ultrastructure in neurons of the rat neocortical sensorimotor area during the neonatal period after perinatal hypoxia and its pharmacological correction J Evol Biochem Phesiol 57 1251-1256

[2] Khozhai LI(2014)Prenatal cerebral ischemia triggers dysmaturation of caudate projection neurons Ann Neurol 75 508-524

[3] Shishko TT(2019)Age-dependency of levetiracetam effects on exocytotic GABA release from nerve terminals in the hippocampus and cortex in norm and after perinatal hypoxia Cellul Mol Neurobiol 39 701-714

[4] Vershinina EA(2011)Mechanisms of inhibition within the telencephalon: “where the wild things are” Annu Rev Neurosci 34 535-567

[5] McClendon E(2012)The fraction of cortical GABAergic neurons is constant from near the start of cortical neurogenesis to adulthood J Neurosci 32 4761-4761

[6] Kevin C(2021)Reorganization of a network of interneurons expressing parvalbumin in the rat’s neocortex after perinatal hypoxia and the possibility of its pharmacological correction Russ J Physiol 107 1-10

[7] Gong Х(2001)Glial transporters for glutamate, glycine, and GABA: II. GABA transporters J Neurosci Res 63 461-468

[8] Sharifnia Е(1995)Localization of GAT-1 GABA transporter mRNA in rat striatum: cellular coexpression with GAD67 mRNA, GAD67 immunoreactivity, and parvalbumin mRNA J Neurosci 15 865-874

[9] Hagen М(1999)Regulation of gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) transporters by extracellular GABA Biol Chem 274 889-895

[10] Cai V(2020)A reappraisal of GAT-1 localization in neocortex Front Cell Neurosci 14 9-20