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Acquired neuronal channelopathies in HIV-associated dementia
Benjamin B. Gelman
, Vicki M. Soukup
, Kimberly W. Schuenke
, Michael J. Keherly
, Charles Holzer
, Frances J. Richey
, Christopher J. Lahart
Pathology
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HIV-associated Dementia
100%
Channelopathy
100%
Afterhyperpolarization
66%
Neurodegeneration
33%
G Protein
33%
G Protein-coupled
33%
K Channels
33%
Chloride Current
33%
Neuronal Firing
33%
N-methyl-D-aspartate Receptor (NMDAR)
16%
Gene Expression
16%
Cyclic Adenosine Monophosphate (cAMP)
16%
Inflammatory Cells
16%
RNA Transcripts
16%
Dementia
16%
Glycine Receptor
16%
Ca2+
16%
Serotonin Receptors
16%
Dopamine Receptor
16%
Messenger RNA (mRNA)
16%
Neuronal Cells
16%
HIV-1 Replication
16%
G Protein Coupling
16%
Synaptic Membrane
16%
Adenosine Receptors
16%
White Matter
16%
Gene Expression Profile
16%
People Living with HIV (PLHIV)
16%
HIV Encephalitis
16%
Brain Inflammation
16%
Brain Cortex
16%
Neuronal Excitability
16%
Voltage-gated K+ Channels
16%
Non-associated
16%
Affymetrix
16%
Glial Markers
16%
Metabotropic
16%
Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor
16%
Na+ Channel
16%
Receptor Subunits
16%
Ionic Conductivity
16%
Brain Function
16%
HIV-negative
16%
Subcortical Dementia
16%
Generalized Shift
16%
Frequency Rate
16%
Pacemaker Rate
16%
Refractory Period
16%
Membrane Excitation
16%
Electroencephalographic Recordings
16%
Model Neurons
16%
Middle Frontal Gyrus
16%
Neuronal Subtypes
16%
Neurocognitive Dysfunction
16%
GABA Receptor Subunits
16%
Current Inactivation
16%
Membrane Excitability
16%
Firing Frequency
16%
Glial Cell Proliferation
16%
Current Generator
16%
Ionic Channels
16%
Human Cortex
16%
Neuroscience
HIV Associated Dementia
100%
Channelopathy
100%
G Protein
83%
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
50%
Receptor Subunit
50%
Neurodegeneration
33%
Gene Expression
33%
Glial Cells
33%
Potassium Channel
33%
Chloride Current
33%
NMDA Receptor
16%
Cyclic Adenosine Monophosphate
16%
Brain Function
16%
Ion Channel
16%
Glycine Receptor
16%
Dopamine Receptor
16%
5-HT Receptor
16%
Excitability
16%
Cell Proliferation
16%
Encephalitis
16%
Neuronal Excitability
16%
Sodium Channel
16%
Voltage-Gated Potassium Channel
16%
Adenosine Receptor
16%
Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor
16%
Metabotropic Receptor
16%
Membrane Depolarization
16%
Firing Rate
16%
Postsynaptic Membrane
16%
GABA Receptor
16%
Middle Frontal Gyrus
16%
Refractory Period
16%
Messenger RNA
16%
Human Brain
16%