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Site-specific effects of neurosteroids on GABAA receptor activation and desensitization by Sugasawa, Yusuke, Cheng, Wayland WL, Bracamontes, John R, Chen, Zi-Wei, Wang, Lei, Germann, Allison L, Pierce, Spencer R, Senneff, Thomas C, Krishnan, Kathiresan, Reichert, David E, Covey, Douglas F, Akk, Gustav, Evers, Alex S

“…This study examines how site-specific binding to three identified neurosteroid-binding sites in the α 1 β 3 GABA A receptor (GABA A R) contributes to…”
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Steady‐state activation and modulation of the synaptic‐type α1β2γ2L GABAA receptor by combinations of physiological and clinical ligands by Germann, Allison L., Pierce, Spencer R., Senneff, Thomas C., Burbridge, Ariel B., Steinbach, Joe Henry, Akk, Gustav

“…The synaptic α1β2γ2 GABAA receptor is activated phasically by presynaptically released GABA. The receptor is considered to be inactive between synaptic events…”
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Steady-state activation of the high-affinity isoform of the α4β2δ GABAA receptor by Pierce, Spencer R., Senneff, Thomas C., Germann, Allison L., Akk, Gustav

“…Activation of GABA A receptors consisting of α4, β2 (or β3), and δ subunits is a major contributor to tonic inhibition in several brain regions. The goal of…”
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Site-specific effects of neurosteroids on GABA A receptor activation and desensitization by Sugasawa, Yusuke, Cheng, Wayland Wl, Bracamontes, John R, Chen, Zi-Wei, Wang, Lei, Germann, Allison L, Pierce, Spencer R, Senneff, Thomas C, Krishnan, Kathiresan, Reichert, David E, Covey, Douglas F, Akk, Gustav, Evers, Alex S

“…This study examines how site-specific binding to three identified neurosteroid-binding sites in the α β GABA receptor (GABA R) contributes to neurosteroid…”
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Steady‐state activation and modulation of the synaptic‐type α 1 β 2 γ 2L GABA A receptor by combinations of physiological and clinical ligands by Germann, Allison L., Pierce, Spencer R., Senneff, Thomas C., Burbridge, Ariel B., Steinbach, Joe Henry, Akk, Gustav

“…The synaptic α1β2γ2 GABAA receptor is activated phasically by presynaptically released GABA. The receptor is considered to be inactive between synaptic events…”
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Site-specific effects of neurosteroids on GABA.sub.A receptor activation and desensitization by Sugasawa, Yusuke, Cheng, Wayland W.L, Bracamontes, John R, Chen, Zi-Wei, Wang, Lei, Germann, Allison L, Pierce, Spencer R, Senneff, Thomas C, Krishnan, Kathiresan, Reichert, David E, Covey, Douglas F, Akk, Gustav, Evers, Alex S

“…This study examines how site-specific binding to three identified neurosteroid-binding sites in the [alpha].sub.1[beta].sub.3 GABA.sub.A receptor (GABA.sub.AR)…”
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Steady-state activation of the high-affinity isoform of the α4β2δ GABA A receptor by Pierce, Spencer R, Senneff, Thomas C, Germann, Allison L, Akk, Gustav

“…Activation of GABA receptors consisting of α4, β2 (or β3), and δ subunits is a major contributor to tonic inhibition in several brain regions. The goal of this…”
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Steady-state activation and modulation of the synaptic-type α1β2γ2L GABA A receptor by combinations of physiological and clinical ligands by Germann, Allison L, Pierce, Spencer R, Senneff, Thomas C, Burbridge, Ariel B, Steinbach, Joe Henry, Akk, Gustav

“…The synaptic α1β2γ2 GABA receptor is activated phasically by presynaptically released GABA. The receptor is considered to be inactive between synaptic events…”
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