Review ArticleTowards Therapeutic Applications of Arthropod Venom
Towards Therapeutic Applications of Arthropod Venom K + -Channel Blockers in CNS Neurologic Diseases Involving Memory Acquisition and Storage
Table 1
Distribution of different types of K+ channels in hippocampus.
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The symbols indicate signal intensity as follows: − (not detected); + (weak); ++ (moderate); +++ (high); CA1, CA3, and DG (Dentate gyrus) are regions of hippocampal formation; Ref.: reference; RT-PCR means reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction; ISH is used for in situ hybridization; IMH for immunohistochemistry; IMC for immunocytochemistry; CIMP for coimmunoprecipitation; IMF for immunofluorescence; WB for western blot; IB for immune blot; RLB for radioligand binding. |