Methamphetamine compromises gap junctional communication in astrocytes and neurons

Keyphrases

• Methamphetamine 100%
• Astrocytes 100%
• Gap Junction Intercellular Communication 100%
• Hemichannel 60%
• Gap Junction 50%
• Central Nervous System 30%
• Dysregulation 20%
• Connexin 20%
• Connexin Expression 20%
• Inflammation 10%
• Infectious Diseases 10%
• Neurotransmitters 10%
• Dopamine 10%
• Neural Plasticity 10%
• Blood-brain Barrier 10%
• Dopamine Receptor 10%
• Physical Dependence 10%
• Epinephrine 10%
• NeuroAIDS 10%
• Dopaminergic Pathway 10%
• Nervous System Diseases 10%
• Bystander Apoptosis 10%
• Connexin 43 (Cx43) 10%
• Central Nervous System Stimulants 10%
• Central Nervous System Toxicity 10%
• Channel Gap 10%
• Cx36 10%
• Glutamate Metabolism 10%
• Psychological Dependence 10%
• Chemical Synapse 10%

Neuroscience

• Astrocyte 100%
• Gap Junction 100%
• Gap Junction Protein 66%
• Central Nervous System 50%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 50%
• Metabolic Pathway 16%
• Glutamic Acid 16%
• Analeptic 16%
• Neurotransmitter 16%
• Dopamine Receptor 16%
• Blood Brain Barrier 16%
• Norepinephrine 16%
• Neuronal Plasticity 16%
• Epinephrine 16%
• Central Nervous System Toxicity 16%
• Central Nervous System Disease 16%
• Chemical Synapse 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Gap Junction Protein 100%
• HIV 75%
• Infection 25%
• Inflammation 25%
• Dopamine Receptor 25%
• Glutamic Acid 25%
• Neurotransmitter 25%
• Noradrenalin 25%
• Epinephrine 25%
• Central Nervous System Disease 25%
• Stimulant 25%
• Central Nervous System Toxicity 25%
• Blood-Brain Barrier 25%