… and role of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the brain aging and degeneration are … aging.
In this paper, the participation of nicotinic acetylcholine receptors in the processes of aging …

… In order to penetrate these topics further, this study will focus on changes in nicotinic and
muscarinic receptor subtypes in the brains of normal healthy individuals of varying ages and in …

… distribution in human brain and subunit changes associated with neurological and psychiatric
disorders. This article briefly reviews nicotinic receptor data on human brain aging and in …

… In table 1 a comparison is made between the binding of nicotinic ligands to different brain
regions of mouse and human brain obtained in our laboratory. As can be noticed a general …

… undergo changes during aging. Deficits of brain nicotinic receptors have been traced in …
(1987) reported for the hippocampus a decrease in 3Hnicotine binding during aging …

… that exhibit high affinity to brain nicotinic receptors 8, 11to … effects of aging on nicotinic
receptors in autopsy human brain tissue… , Brain nicotinic and muscarinic receptors in normal aging …

… These findings, the data summarised in Table 3, and those presented in this study,
illustrate that the aging process affects brain regions in quite different ways, with aged-related …

… Health Research Institute Brain Donation Program. After institutional review board–approved
consent is attained, subjects of the Sun Health Research Institute Brain Donation Program …

… and expression, neurochemical studies of nicotinic function in aged brain suggest that there
is … impairment following normal aging. Aged rats showed a decreased sensitivity to nicotine, …

… Mean neocortical plaque densities in normal aged individuals who were and were non-exposed
to chronic nicotine (tobacco smokers compared to non-smokers). The middle and right …