Trends in Neurosciences
Volume 15, Issue 2, February 1992, Pages 46-51
ViewpointActivation and modulation of neuronal K+ channels by GABA
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2010, Advances in PharmacologyCitation Excerpt :These effects tend, though not exclusively, to be site directed such that the decrease in Ca2+ is more associated with presynaptic receptors (Dunlap, 1981) while K+ effects are predominantly postsynaptic (Luscher et al., 1997; see Deisz, 1997; Premkumar & Gage, 1994). As a consequence of these effects receptor activation can produce neuronal hyperpolarization (K+ mediated) (Gage, 1992) or a decrease in evoked neurotransmitter release (Ca2+ effect). Both of these events are mediated by G-proteins that are members of the pertussis toxin-sensitive family Giα/Goα (Odagaki & Koyama, 2001; Odagaki et al., 2000).
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