… severe HIE is associated with greater primary cerebral damage, earlier onset of secondary
deterioration, and greater neuronal loss, but also (as we discussed above) with more …

… caused by a single gene mutation is benign familial newborn convulsions. These genetic …
The absence or inhibition of HCN1 channels increases neuronal hyperexcitability, seizure …

… In fact, increases in nuclear Ca 2+ levels may occur … of nuclear Ca 2+ levels occurring
in neurons after glutamate … proposed in in vivo model of epilepsy, since LIGA 20 reduced …

… Elevated neuroinflammatory markers, including interleukin-1β (IL-1β) and tumour necrosis
… models of neonatal seizures and in tissue from patients with elevated neuroinflammation …

… were that neonatal seizures 1) … neurons in the CA3 and dentate gyrus region (Russo et al.,
2013). However, in agreement with our findings, more recent studies reported acute neuronal …

… :EGFP to label neurons, into newborn mouse brains (… neurons are more excitable than
controls. This hyperexcitability of CDD cortical neurons could explain the occurrence of seizures …

… These results indicate that the rescue of acute PB-resistant neonatal seizures using a
novel intervention positively modulates the long-term outcomes at P7 when the seizures are …

… Here, we focus on channels mediating two types of calcium entry in immature neural
cells that … -dependent Ca v 1.2 channel inactivation, resulting in elevated depolarization-induced …

… neonatal seizures, refractory seizures, seizures related … seizures due to disrupting neuronal
circuits (8). It is worth mentioning that etiology of seizures in metabolic diseases can be more …

… in self-limited familial neonatal epilepsy, which is characterized by focal clonic … is a nuclear
protein whose expression in the central nervous system overlaps with MeCP2 during neural …