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titleOfInvention CavThe mRNA of 2.1 α 1 are in wild-type mice(n=6)、rolling Nagoya(n=5)With leaner mice(n=5)In expression pattern
abstract The present invention relates to biomedicine field, more particularly to Ca v The mRNA of 2.1 α 1 are in wild-type mice(n=6)、rolling Nagoya(n=5)With leaner mice(n=5)In expression pattern.Cell death and brain damage cause the main cause of ischaemic to be by Ca 2+ What ion-select electrode caused extremely.Two kinds of Ca are used in experiment v The subunit mutant mice of 2.1 channel α 1(Rolling Nagoya and leaner mice)Carry out research Ca v 2.1(P Q types)Physiological action played in ischaemic neuronal damage.Ischemia Experiment result indicates both catastrophic models of rolling Nagoya and leaner mice its brain tissue Embolization areas has obvious reduction compared with wild-type mice.Ca in vitro 2+ In the research of imaging, two kinds of Ca v The Ca of 2.1 passage mutant mices 2+ The comparing of getting up compared with wild-type mice of the growth rate of concentration is slow.These results of study indicate Ca v 2.1 passages are in Ca 2+ Played an important role in the ischaemic model of dependence, if blocking this passage can play certain prevention and protective effect.
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