Synaptic excitation of α-motoneurons by dorsal root afferents in the neonatal rat spinal cord

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• 2-amino-4 5%
• 3-dione 23%
• Amino 23%
• Amino Acid Neurotransmitters 5%
• Amino Acid Release 5%
• Aminobutyric Acid 5%
• Baclofen 11%
• Bathing 5%
• Bicuculline 5%
• Branch Point 5%
• Ca2+ 5%
• Calcium Influx 5%
• Cyano 23%
• Direct Reduction 5%
• Dorsal Root 100%
• Excitatory Amino Acids 11%
• Excitatory Postsynaptic Potential 100%
• Excitatory Synaptic Transmission 5%
• Frequency Dependence 5%
• GABAB Receptor Agonists 5%
• Glutamate Analogs 5%
• Glycine 5%
• Intracellular Recording 5%
• Low-frequency Stimulation 5%
• Lumbar 11%
• Lumbar Segment 5%
• Mg2+ 11%
• Monosynaptic Inputs 47%
• Motoneuron 100%
• N-methyl-D-aspartate 29%
• N-methyl-D-aspartate Receptor (NMDAR) 52%
• Neonatal Rats 100%
• Passive Properties 5%
• Polysynaptic 23%
• Potential Amplitude 23%
• Potential Level 5%
• Presynaptic Calcium 5%
• Presynaptic Mechanisms 5%
• Rat Spinal Cord 100%
• Receptor Blockers 17%
• Receptor Subtypes 11%
• Receptor-mediated 35%
• Releasable 5%
• Release Probability 5%
• Release Site 5%
• Repetitive Stimulation 11%
• Resting Potential 5%
• Sharp Electrode 5%
• Spinal Cord 5%
• Stimulus Intensity 17%
• Suprathreshold 5%
• Synaptic Activity 100%
• Synaptic Depression 17%
• Synaptic Release 5%
• Transmitter 5%
• Variation Analysis 5%

Neuroscience

• 2 Amino 4 Phosphonobutyric Acid 5%
• 4 Aminobutyric Acid B Receptor 5%
• AP5 23%
• Aspartic Acid 82%
• Baclofen 11%
• Bicuculline 5%
• Calcium Transport 5%
• CNQX 23%
• Evoked Potentials 5%
• Excitatory Amino Acid 11%
• Excitatory Postsynaptic Potential 100%
• Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid 5%
• Glutamic Acid 5%
• In Vitro 5%
• Presynaptic Mechanism 5%
• Receptor 52%
• Receptor Agonists 5%
• Receptor Subtype 11%
• Resting Potential 5%
• Strychnine 5%
• Synaptic Transmission 5%