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==neuromuscular acetylcholine receptor binding== | ==neuromuscular acetylcholine receptor binding== | ||
==α7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor binding== | ==α7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor binding== | ||
Reponse to sensory stimuli and seizure genesis has been linked to nicotinic mechanisms<ref> | Reponse to sensory stimuli and seizure genesis has been linked to nicotinic mechanisms<ref>Freedman, R. Wetmore, C. Stromberg, I. Leonard, S. Olsona, L. (1993) Alpha-Bungarotoxin Binding to Hippocampal Interneurons: lmmunocytochemical Characterization and Effects on Growth Factor Expression. ''Journal of Neuroscience'' 13:1965-1975. </ref>, which are mediated by two major classes of receptors: Ganglionic type, and neuromuscular type, which pharmacological analysis of seizure genesis and habituation in the rat brain is thought to be mediated by the latter type <ref> Miner and Collin, 1989;Luntz-Leybman et al. 1992 </ref>. α-BGT demonstrates this relationship due to its prominent binding in the CA3 region of the hippocampus <ref> Hunt and Schmidt, 1978;Segal et al.,1978;Clarke et al. 1985 </ref>. | ||
lmmunocytochemical Characterization and Effects on Growth Factor Expression</ref>, which are mediated by two major classes of receptors | |||