… The nature of the response subsequent to the activation of adenosine receptors is … adenosine
receptors in blood vessels, as well as the effect of the stimulation of adenosine receptors …

… of receptors, the high affinity A 2A and the low affinity A 2B receptors, and an additional third
adenosine receptor subtype (… of cortical excitability induced by cathodal tDCS is mediated by …

… to cerebral cortex and hippocampus, but not the binding to striatum, was displaced by the
adenosine receptor antagonist … The present study provides evidence that in cerebral cortex and …

… adenosine receptors are widely distributed especially in cortical structures (cerebral cortex,
… We hypothesized that A1 adenosine receptors play a leading role in cortical afterdischarges…

… of adenosine, sufficient to activate adenosine receptors and to … of adenosine are mediated
by different receptor subtypes (A … cerebral adenosine concentrations is the cerebral cortical …

… endogenous adenosine controls acetylcholine release tonically through At receptors in cerebral
cortex, '… Thus, A 1 adenosine receptor seems to be sufficiently activated by endogenou:~ …

… Since the A 1 and A 2A ARs are induced by NF-κB in cell cultures [78,84], we examined the
expression of these receptors in the cortex and striatal tissues of mice with a global deletion …

… A high prevalence of sleep disturbances in cirrhosis [18], which is likely to impair alertness
and general arousal of the cerebral cortex [10, 19], has implied a pathogenetic involvement of …

… all 3 ligand probes are seen in cerebral cortical structures like the entorhinal cortex (EC). But,
… The existence of adenosine receptor subtypes, for instance, probably explains one gross …

… characteristics of adenosine receptors in the … cortex and the strata oriens and radiatum of
the hippocampus. High levels of density were also found in layers I and IV of the cerebral cortex…