… In this overview, we briefly review the A2A adenosine receptors which are more … of adenosine
that preferentially activates these receptors. The following examples of adenosine receptor …

… receptors, including the inhibitory A1 adenosine receptor (AlAR). In the hippocampus AlARs
… However, the cellular sites of hippocampal AlARs are undefined. Using in situ hybridization, …

… hippocampal astrocytes contain Aza adenosine receptors, whereas the majority of the astrocytes
do not express Aza adenosine receptors. … stimulation of Azb adenosine receptors on the …

… of the four known adenosine receptors, A1, A2A, A2B and A3, are considered here. The
mechanisms and electrophysiological actions, mainly those of the A1-receptor, have been …

… In the hippocampal formation, strong labeling was present on granule cell bodies and …
receptor expression and support the concept of cellular specificity of A 1 adenosine receptor …

… Manipulations of adenosine receptors influence sleep and arousal, cognition and … with
adenosine receptor agonists limit their usefulness in therapeutics; in contrast, adenosine receptor …

… The adenosine receptors (ARs) in the nervous system act as a kind of “go-between” to …
Receptor–receptor interactions and AR–transporter interplay occur as part of the adenosine’s …

… Al adenosine receptor antagonist, * *_ DPCPX (5 nM, 22+5% increase, n=5), indicating that
endogenous extracellular adenosine is … on axons in the rat hippocampal formation. J. Comp. …

… adenosine receptors, namely adenosine A1 and A2A receptors [9,10], and possibly adenosine
A3 receptors [… release and blockade of GABAA receptors, require higher concentrations of …

… In spite of this current mechanistic uncertainty, it seems evident that targeting adenosine
receptors might indeed constitute a novel strategy to control the demise of different neurological …