FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2004109310> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2004109310 endingPage "1682" @default.
• W2004109310 startingPage "1682" @default.
• W2004109310 abstract "purpose. To determine the expression pattern of the predominant γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) plasma membrane transporter GAT-1 in Old World monkey (Macaca mulatta) and human retina. methods. GAT-1 was localized in retinal sections by using immunohistochemical techniques with fluorescence and confocal microscopy. Double-labeling studies were performed with the GAT-1 antibody using antibodies to GABA, vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP), tyrosine hydroxylase (TH), and the bipolar cell marker Mab115A10. results. The pattern of GAT-1 immunostaining was similar in human and monkey retinas. Numerous small immunoreactive somata were in the inner nuclear layer (INL) and were present rarely in the inner plexiform layer (IPL) of all retinal regions. Medium GAT-1 somata were in the ganglion cell layer in the parafoveal and peripheral retinal regions. GAT-1 fibers were densely distributed throughout the IPL. Varicose processes, originating from both the IPL and somata in the INL, arborized in the outer plexiform layer (OPL), forming a sparse network in all retinal regions, except the fovea. Sparsely occurring GAT-1 processes were in the nerve fiber layer in parafoveal regions and near the optic nerve head but not in the optic nerve. In the INL, 99% of the GAT-1 somata contained GABA, and 66% of the GABA immunoreactive somata expressed GAT-1. GAT-1 immunoreactivity was in all VIP-containing cells, but it was absent in TH-immunoreactive amacrine cells and in Mab115A10 immunoreactive bipolar cells. conclusions. GAT-1 in primate retinas is expressed by amacrine and displaced amacrine cells. The predominant expression of GAT-1 in the inner retina is consistent with the idea that GABA transporters influence neurotransmission and thus participate in visual information processing in the retina." @default.
• W2004109310 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2004109310 creator A5056681590 @default.
• W2004109310 creator A5078096370 @default.
• W2004109310 creator A5082708537 @default.
• W2004109310 date "2006-04-01" @default.
• W2004109310 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2004109310 title "Expression of the γ-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) Plasma Membrane Transporter-1 in Monkey and Human Retina" @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1499693439 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1516995650 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1519991112 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1549420378 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1550534589 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1558862799 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1592670499 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1603226291 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1816535894 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1904057448 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1924525922 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1949058257 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1963614152 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1966596668 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1972805613 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1974992439 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1980442975 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1982001337 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1983307735 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1989706247 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1992313853 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1993861337 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1994553689 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1996674961 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1996815337 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1997093524 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1997447156 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W1997597168 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2000115839 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2003211855 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2006558781 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2012280657 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2014169336 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2022200746 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2024401707 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2026146375 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2029344913 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2029784698 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2030857678 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2034845337 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2036071550 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2043057314 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2045066453 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2045358831 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2052410445 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2058045021 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2060109954 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2061068333 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2063997730 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2065888753 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2065989494 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2067640891 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2068705085 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2069466082 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2071350204 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2073832582 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2078735601 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2083000712 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2085971550 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2088303018 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2089350256 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2090596818 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2092395373 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2093012870 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2093959776 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2103673901 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2104291446 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2108696341 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2108706154 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2112075758 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2122194908 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2122345966 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2125403193 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2131300789 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2134535231 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2137554206 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2142619185 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2143937294 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2145806440 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2153283555 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2159703974 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2210555913 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2338983518 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2340859740 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W2341693818 @default.
• W2004109310 cites W194133804 @default.
• W2004109310 doi "https://doi.org/10.1167/iovs.05-1117" @default.
• W2004109310 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/3696021" @default.
• W2004109310 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16565409" @default.
• W2004109310 hasPublicationYear "2006" @default.

• next