International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(11), P. 9580 - 9580
Published: May 31, 2023
Two
groups
of
facts
have
been
established
in
previous
drug
development
studies
the
non-benzodiazepine
anxiolytic
fabomotizole.
First,
fabomotizole
prevents
stress-induced
decrease
binding
ability
GABAA
receptor's
benzodiazepine
site.
Second,
is
a
Sigma1R
chaperone
agonist,
and
exposure
to
antagonists
blocks
its
effect.
To
prove
our
main
hypothesis
involvement
receptor-dependent
pharmacological
effects,
we
performed
series
experiments
on
BALB/c
ICR
mice
using
ligands
study
effects
tranquilizers
diazepam
(1
mg/kg
i.p.)
phenazepam
(0.1
elevated
plus
maze
test,
anticonvulsant
pentylenetetrazole-induced
seizure
model,
hypnotic
pentobarbital
(50
i.p.).
BD-1047
(1,
10,
20
i.p.),
NE-100
3
agonist
PRE-084
5,
were
used
experiments.
found
attenuate
while
agonists
can
enhance
GABAARs-dependent
effects.
Infancy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 6, 2024
Abstract
Early
environments
can
have
significant
and
lasting
effects
on
brain,
body,
behavior
across
the
lifecourse.
Here,
we
address
current
research
efforts
to
understand
how
experiences
impact
neurodevelopment
with
a
new
perspective
integrating
two
well‐known
conceptual
frameworks
–
Developmental
Origins
of
Health
Disease
(DOHaD)
sensitive/critical
period
frameworks.
Specifically,
consider
prenatal
characterized
in
DOHaD
model
key
neurobiological
mechanisms
periods
for
adapting
learning
from
postnatal
environment.
We
draw
both
animal
human
summarize
state
knowledge
particular
substance
exposures
(psychoactive
substances
heavy
metals)
nutritional
profiles
(protein‐energy
malnutrition
iron
deficiency)
each
differentially
brain
circuits'
excitation/GABAergic
inhibition
balance
myelination.
Finally,
highlight
directions
that
emerge
this
integrated
framework,
including
testing
alter
timing
identifying
potential
promotional/buffering
periods.
hope
integrative
framework
considering
influences
neuroplasticity
will
stimulate
early
consequences
our
brains,
behavior,
health.
Fermentation,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(2), P. 84 - 84
Published: Feb. 7, 2025
Gamma-aminobutyric
acid
(GABA)
is
becoming
more
well-acknowledged
for
its
ability
to
improve
the
development
performance
of
poultry,
particularly
by
interacting
with
Insulin-like
growth
Factor
1
(IGF-1)
pathway.
This
review
emphasizes
importance
GABA
in
optimizing
poultry
production
thoroughly
examining
biochemical
characteristics,
physiological
roles,
and
molecular
mechanisms
action.
a
crucial
inhibitory
neurotransmitter
that
not
only
regulates
neuronal
excitability
but
also
optimizes
metabolic
processes
critical
growth.
Supplementing
feeds
has
been
shown
enhance
feed
conversion
efficiency,
increase
body
weight,
bolster
immune
function.
The
interplay
between
IGF-1
crucial,
as
modulates
levels
receptor
sensitivity,
promoting
muscle
overall
health.
fermentation
producing
bioavailable
GABA,
presenting
promising
implications
sustainable
farming
practices.
Further
investigation
into
supplementation
strategies
could
lead
improved
healthier
systems.
Neurobiology of Disease,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
177, P. 106000 - 106000
Published: Jan. 10, 2023
GABA
is
the
major
inhibitory
neurotransmitter
in
mature
CNS.
When
GABAA
receptors
are
activated
membrane
potential
driven
towards
hyperpolarization
due
to
chloride
entry
into
neuron.
However,
ion
dysregulation
that
alters
ionic
gradient
can
result
depolarizing
GABAergic
post-synaptic
potentials
instead.
In
this
review,
we
highlight
inhibition
prevents
and
restrains
focal
seizures
but
then
reexamine
notion
context
of
evidence
a
static
and/or
dynamic
dysregulation,
increases
intracellular
concentrations,
promotes
epileptiform
activity
seizures.
To
reconcile
these
findings,
hypothesize
epileptogenic
pathologically
interconnected
neuron
(PIN)
microcircuits,
representing
small
minority
neurons,
exhibit
should
(IPSPs).
We
speculate
PIN
cluster
activation
may
generate
fast
ripples
spikes
as
well
initiate
hypersynchronous
seizure
onset
pattern
microseizures.
Also,
discuss
genetic,
molecular,
cellular
players
important
which
regulate
epileptogenesis
low-voltage
pattern.
conclude
neuronal
networks
appears
be
critical
for
genesis,
feed-back
feed-forward
neurotransmission
plays
an
role
preventing
restraining
well.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
23(10), P. 5746 - 5746
Published: May 20, 2022
Unrelated
genetic
mutations
can
lead
to
convergent
manifestations
of
neurological
disorders
with
similar
behavioral
phenotypes.
Experimental
data
frequently
show
a
lack
dramatic
changes
in
neuroanatomy,
indicating
that
the
key
cause
symptoms
might
arise
from
impairment
communication
between
neurons.
A
transient
imbalance
excitatory
(glutamatergic)
and
inhibitory
(GABAergic)
synaptic
transmission
(the
E/I
balance)
during
early
development
is
generally
considered
underlie
several
adults.
However,
ratio
multidimensional
variable.
Synaptic
contacts
are
highly
dynamic
actual
strength
projections
determined
balance
synaptogenesis
elimination.
During
development,
relatively
slow
postsynaptic
receptors
replaced
by
fast
ones
allow
for
stimulus-locked
excitation/inhibition.
Using
binomial
model
allows
reassessing
experimental
different
mouse
models,
showing
shift
counterbalanced
additional
pre-
and/or
changes.
Such
changes—for
instance,
slowing
down
currents
means
immature
receptors—stabilize
average
strength,
but
impair
timing
information
flow.
Compensatory
processes
astrocytic
signaling
may
represent
possible
targets
medical
treatments
directed
rescue
proper
processing.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 24, 2024
The
analysis
of
neural
circuits
has
been
revolutionized
by
optogenetic
methods.
Light-gated
chloride-conducting
anion
channelrhodopsins
(ACRs)-recently
emerged
as
powerful
neuron
inhibitors.
For
cells
or
sub-neuronal
compartments
with
high
intracellular
chloride
concentrations,
however,
a
conductance
can
have
instead
an
activating
effect.
recently
discovered
light-gated,
potassium-conducting,
kalium
(KCRs)
might
serve
alternative
in
these
situations,
potentially
broad
application.
As
yet,
KCRs
not
shown
to
confer
potent
inhibitory
effects
small
genetically
tractable
animals.
Here,
we
evaluated
the
utility
suppress
behavior
and
inhibit
activity
Drosophila,
Caenorhabditis
elegans,
zebrafish.
In
direct
comparisons
ACR1,
KCR1
variant
enhanced
plasma-membrane
trafficking
displayed
comparable
potency,
but
improved
properties
that
include
reduced
toxicity
superior
efficacy
putative
high-chloride
cells.
This
comparative
behavioral
inhibition
between
chloride-
potassium-selective
silencing
tools
establishes
next-generation
inhibitors
for
vivo
circuit
behaving
Biochemical Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
228, P. 116481 - 116481
Published: Aug. 13, 2024
Depression
is
among
the
most
common
psychiatric
illnesses,
which
imposes
a
major
socioeconomic
burden
on
patients,
caregivers,
and
public
health
system.
Treatment
with
classical
antidepressants
(e.g.
tricyclic
selective
serotonine
reuptake
inhibitors),
primarily
affect
monoaminergic
systems
has
several
limitations,
such
as
delayed
onset
of
action
moderate
efficacy
in
relatively
large
proportion
depressed
patients.
Furthermore,
depression
highly
heterogeneus,
its
different
subtypes,
including
post-partum
depression,
involve
distinct
neurobiology,
warranting
differential
approach
to
pharmacotherapy.
Given
these
shortcomings,
need
for
novel
that
are
superior
faster
fully
justified.
The
development
market
introduction
rapid-acting
accelerated
recent
years.
Some
new
act
through
GABAergic
In
this
review,
we
discuss
discovery,
efficacy,
limitations
treatment
classic
antidepressants.
We
provide
detailed
discussion
neurotransmission,
special
focus
GABA
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 19, 2024
Summary
The
repertory
of
neurons
generated
by
progenitor
cells
depends
on
their
location
along
antero-posterior
and
dorso-ventral
axes
the
neural
tube.
To
understand
if
recreating
those
was
sufficient
to
specify
human
brain
neuronal
diversity,
we
designed
a
mesofluidic
device
termed
Duo-MAPS
expose
induced
pluripotent
stem
(iPSC)
concomitant
orthogonal
gradients
posteriorizing
ventralizing
morphogen,
activating
WNT
SHH
signaling,
respectively.
Comparison
single
cell
transcriptomes
with
fetal
revealed
that
Duo-MAPS-patterned
organoids
major
lineages
forebrain,
midbrain,
hindbrain.
Morphogens
crosstalk
translated
into
early
patterns
gene
expression
programs
predicting
generation
specific
lineages.
Human
iPSC
lines
from
six
different
genetic
backgrounds
showed
substantial
differences
in
response
morphogens,
suggesting
interindividual
genomic
epigenomic
variations
could
impact
formation.
Morphogen
promise
be
key
approach
model
its
entirety.