… in the level of excitatory amino acids in the extracellular space [49]. … MCAO induces
accumulation of the pro-inflammatory … induced by intra-amygdaloid injections of kainic acid. Eur. J. …

… of the behavioral, inflammatory, excitatory, and cell-death-… in the hippocampus in the kainic
acid model of excitotoxicity [53]. … 25–35 peptide accumulation disappeared after treatment …

… K+, a decrease in Ca2+, changes in pH, accumulation of … excitatory neurotransmission [7].
Effects of GCs on neuronal excitability mediated by mineralocorticoid and glucocorticoid …

… toxic accumulation of this amino acid in the extracellular space. In … of EAATs levels are
glucocorticoids which increase EAAT2 … of EAAT3 decreased after kainic acid stimulation [132,133] …

… detrimental impact of chronic glucocorticoid exposure on AD … Extracellular accumulation of
Aβ in SPs in brains with AD is a … neurons via apoptosis inhibition in kainic acid (KA)-activated …

… may result in the accumulation of excessive glutamate levels, … the extracellular space by
neuronal and astrocytic excitatory … the levels of the stress hormone glucocorticoid, which, in turn, …

… , potentially leading to a gradual accumulation of brain glutamine/… HPA glucocorticoids
provide feedback to the CNS and activate … This results in a widespread surge of excitatory …

… depolarization caused by a giant synaptic excitatory … induction [42,43]. In addition to
the hippocampus and cerebral cortex in kainic acid (KA) as well as electroconvulsive shockinduced …

… Kainic acid (KA) is a glutamic acid analogue of excitatory toxicity, which can be used to simulate
excitatory toxicity caused … in young rats, accompanied by accumulation of microglia [28]. …

… Glutamate is the most abundant excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain. It acts in three …
(MR) intracellular receptors. The human stress response increases glucocorticoid secretion, …