APP deficiency selectively reduces Nav1.6-mediated Na+ currents in cerebellar PCs.

(A) Representative traces for whole-cell recording of transient Na+ currents (INa) in PCs of App+/+ or App−/− mice. <b&g...

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Κύριος συγγραφέας:	Miao-Jin Ji (22676552) (author)
Άλλοι συγγραφείς:	Tong-Xuan Wu (22676555) (author), Chenhao Tian (10801643) (author), Xiang Cao (298023) (author), Ruyuan Wei (22676558) (author), Yin-Yin Yang (301866) (author), Xinran Meng (11537536) (author), Huanyao Tang (22676561) (author), Tiantao Cui (22676564) (author), Jiao Yang (623531) (author), Xin Tang (134573) (author), Chao Liu (43092) (author)
Έκδοση:	2025
Θέματα:	Biochemistry Cell Biology Molecular Biology Neuroscience Physiology Developmental Biology Infectious Diseases mediated sodium currents deep cerebellar nucleus aberrant firing patterns specific app reconstitution cerebellar motor control app deficiency leads electrophysiological analysis revealed 6 channel activity motor performance motor function motor deficits app selectively purkinje cells marked reduction impaired locomotion findings reveal exogenous expression essential role dcn ). conditional knockdown behavioral deficits
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APP deficiency selectively reduces Nav1.6-mediated Na<sup>+</sup> currents in cerebellar PCs.