Search Results - "Galic, M.A"

Viral-like brain inflammation during development causes increased seizure susceptibility in adult rats by Galic, M.A, Riazi, K, Henderson, A.K, Tsutsui, S, Pittman, Q.J

“…Abstract Viral infections of the CNS and their accompanying inflammation can cause long-term neurological effects, including increased risk for seizures. To…”
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Profound hypothermia determines the anticonvulsant and neuroprotective effects of swim stress by Fournier, N.M, Galic, M.A, Kalynchuk, L.E, Persinger, M.A

“…Abstract In contrast to most stressors that appear to be proconvulsant in nature, forced swimming (or swim stress) produces substantial anticonvulsant effects…”
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Lagged association between geomagnetic activity and diminished nocturnal pain thresholds in mice by Galic, M.A., Persinger, M.A.

“…A wide variety of behaviors in several species has been statistically associated with the natural variations in geomagnetism. To examine whether changes in…”
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α 2-Adrenergic inhibition prevents the accompanied anticonvulsant effect of swim stress on behavioral convulsions induced by lithium and pilocarpine by Galic, M.A., Fournier, N.M., Martin, L.J.

“…There has been much debate regarding the potential influence of stress on epilepsy. Many studies have reported that stress can affect seizure susceptibility…”
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α2-Adrenergic inhibition prevents the accompanied anticonvulsant effect of swim stress on behavioral convulsions induced by lithium and pilocarpine by GALIC, M. A, FOURNIER, N. M, MARTIN, L. J

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Learning and memory in agmatine-treated rats by McKay, B.E, Lado, W.E, Martin, L.J, Galic, M.A, Fournier, N.M

“…Agmatine, a noncompetitive N-methyl- d-aspartate (NMDA) antagonist, was examined for its role in water maze place learning, contextual and auditory-cued…”
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Sucrose ingestion decreases seizure onset time in female rats treated with lithium and pilocarpine by Galic, M.A., Persinger, M.A.

“…To extend previous work concerning diet and overt seizures in rats, we tested the hypothesis that ingestion of 10% sucrose–water could reduce seizure onset…”
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