Loss of long-term depression in the insular cortex after tail amputation in adult mice
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...Peripheral nerve injury or tail amputation produces long-term upregulation or activation of the synaptic NMDARs (Zhuo, 1998; Qiu et al., 2013) or loss of long-term depression in the insular cortex (Liu and Zhuo, 2014)....
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..., 2013) or loss of long-term depression in the insular cortex (Liu and Zhuo, 2014)....
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...in sensory and emotion-related cortical areas such as the insular cortex (IC) and anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), both E-LTP and L-LTP have been recently reported in adult mice [11-14]....
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...Procedures for preparation of the MED64 probe and multi-channel field potential recordings were similar to those described previously [23,38,43,44]....
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...In the present study, we used a 64-channel multi-electrode dish (MED64) recording system [23,38,43] to examine injury-related metaplastic changes in insular LTD caused by tail amputation in the adult mice....
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...It has been previously reported that peripheral inflammation or nerve injury could trigger a long-term enhancement of excitatory synaptic transmission in various brain regions, such as ACC [51-54], amygdala [55-57], and hippocampus [58]....
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...Genetic [14,15] or pharmacological [16-19] manipulation of the IC could alter the pain sensitivity....
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...There is considerable evidence indicating the critical role of the IC in pain perception and memory storage [2,3,16-18]....
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...Genetic [14,15] or pharmacological [16-19] manipulation of the IC could alter the pain sensitivity....
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