… of the echolocating ghost bat is expanded, while the visual area (V) and S is relatively small.
… V cortex becomes smaller and is recruited by the A and S modalities. Similarity in relative …

… Funding: S. Desgent was supported by postdoctoral research awards from: Epilepsy
Canada,Toronto (Ontario) Canada; the SAVOY epilepsy foundation, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu (…

… This study is the first demonstration that GPR55 is expressed in the developing CNS and …
with the relevant university’s animal care committee’s regulations and approval. Male and …

Rasmussen’s encephalitis (RE) is a chronic inflammatory brain disorder that causes
frequent seizures and unilateral hemispheric atrophy with progressive neurological deficits. …

… The most important finding in this manuscript is that hippocampal injury precedes spontaneous
recurrent seizures. ► We demonstrated that prior to SRS onset hippocampal atrophy is …

… take significantly less time to find the platform taking roughly from 43 s on day 1 to 10 s on
day 6 in Sham, and from 48 s on day 1 to 17 s on day 6 in KA groups (repeated measures Two-…

… epilepsy in humans and is generally refractory to treatment [1]. It is characterized by seizures
… of epilepsy, the underlying pathology is Ammon’s horn sclerosis characterized by neuronal …

The laminar distribution of several distinct populations of neurofilament protein containing
neurons has been used as a criterion for the delineation of cortical areas in hamsters. SMI-32 …

… Euthanasia, as defined by the AVMA guidelines, is an irreversible process by which death
is … This study is the first to demonstrate that MS222 is an anesthetic—it is capable of causing …

… Here, we test the hypothesis that KCC2 expression and function is prematurely increased
in the LHS model, and that this event causes increased seizure susceptibility and altered …