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• W2083217155 abstract "Ionotropic glutamate receptor (GluR) subtypes occur in various types of cells in the central nervous system. We studied the distribution of AMPA glutamate receptor subtype GluR2/3 in the superficial layers of cat, rabbit, and hamster superior colliculus (SC) with antibody immunocytochemistry and the effect of enucleation on this distribution. Furthermore, we compared this labeling to that of calbindin D28K and parvalbumin. Anti-GluR2/3-immunoreactive (IR) cells formed a dense band of labeled cells within the lower superficial gray layer (SGL) and upper optic layer (OL) in the cat SC. By contrast, GluR2/3-IR cells formed a dense band within the upper OL in the rabbit and within the OL in the hamster SC. Calbindin D28K-IR cells are located in three layers in the SC: one within the zonal layer (ZL) and the upper SGL in all three animals, a second within the lower OL and upper IGL in the cat, within the IGL in the rabbit and within the OL in the hamster, and a third within the deep gray layer (DGL) in all three animals. Many parvalbumin-IR neurons were found within the lower SGL and upper OL. Thus, the GluR2/3-IR band was sandwiched between the first and second layers of calbindin D28K-IR cells in the cat and rabbit SC while the distribution of GluR2/3-IR cells in the hamster matches the second layer of calbindin D28K-IR cells. The patterned distribution of GluR2/3-IR cells overlapped the tier of parvalbumin-IR neurons in cat, but only partially overlapped in hamster and rabbit. Two-color immunofluorescence revealed that more than half (55.1%) of the GluR2/3-IR cells in the hamster SC expressed calbindin D28K. By contrast, only 9.9% of GluR2/3-IR cells expressed calbindin D28K in the cat. Double-labeled cells were not found in the rabbit SC. Some (4.8%) GluR2/3-IR cells in the cat SC also expressed parvalbumin, while no GluR2/3-IR cells in rabbit and hamster SC expressed parvalbumin. In this dense band of GluR2/3, the majority of labeled cells were small to medium-sized round/oval or stellate cells. Immunoreactivity for the GluR2/3 was clearly reduced in the contralateral SC following unilateral enucleation in the hamster. By contrast, enucleation appeared to have had no effect on the GluR2/3 immunoreactivity in the cat and rabbit SC. The results indicate that neurons in the mammalian SC express GluR2/3 in specific layers, which does not correlate with the expression of calbindin D28K and parvalbumin among the animals." @default.
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• W2083217155 title "Ionotropic glutamate receptor GluR2/3-immunoreactive neurons in the cat, rabbit, and hamster superficial superior colliculus" @default.
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