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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...NMDA receptor- or prior synaptic activity-induced subsequent LTP inhibition and LTD facilitation [63,78], mGluRs-mediated LTP enhancement [64,74,79] and inhibition of chemically- or electrically-induced LTD initiation [65,80]....
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...Also, the function of the NMDA receptor can be regulated through PKC-mediated signaling pathways [74,83,84]....
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...Nevertheless, the current literature mainly indicates the metaplastic role of mGluRs in facilitation of hippocampal LTP induction, with less emphasis placed upon their effect on LTD in cortical areas [59,60,74,75]....
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...Mechanistically, limb amputation has been shown to cause dramatic cortical reorganization in humans and primates [28-31], the amount of which correlates well with the extent of phantom pain in some reports [32-34]....
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...We previously demonstrated that digit amputation in rats or tail amputation in mice triggered long-lasting plastic alterations in the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), including an enhancement of excitatory synaptic responses in vivo [35,36], loss of long-term depression (LTD) in vitro [37,38] and activation of activity-dependent immediate early genes [37,39]....
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