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• W2892439795 abstract "The initial goals of these experiments were to determine: 1) if blood-brain barrier (BBB) breakdown was a cause or an effect of METH-induced seizures; 2) all the brain regions where BBB is disrupted as seizures progress; and 3) the correlations between body temperature and vascular leakage and neurodegeneration. A fourth objective was added after initial experimentation to determine if sub-strain differences existed in adult male C57 B6 J (Jackson laboratories, JAX) versus C57 B6N (Charles River, CR) mice involving their susceptibility to BBB breakdown and seizure severity. With the 1st “maximal” intensity myoclonic-tonic seizure (MCT) varying degrees of IgG infiltration across the BBB (≤1 mm2) were prominent in olfactory system (OS) associated regions and in thalamus, hypothalamus and neocortex. IgG infiltration areas in the OS-associated regions of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis, septum and more medial amygdala nuclei, and the hypothalamus were increased significantly by the time continuous behavioral seizures (CBS) developed. Mice receiving METH that had body temperatures of ≥40 °C had IgG infiltration along with MCT or CBS but peak body temperatures above 40 °C did not significantly increase IgG infiltration. Neurodegeneration seen at ≥6 h was restricted to the OS in both JAX and CR mice and was most prominent in the posteromedial cortical amygdaloid nucleus. Neurodegeneration in the anterior septum (tenia tecta) was seen only in the JAX mice. We hypothesize that METH-induced hypertension and hyperthermia lead to BBB breakdown and other vascular dysfunctions in the OS brain regions resulting in OS hyperexcitation. Excitation of the OS neural network then leads to the development of seizures. These seizures in turn exacerbate the energy depletions and the reactive oxygen stress produced by hyperthermia further damaging the BBB and vascular function. These events form a recurrent cycle that results in ever increasing seizure activity and neurotoxicity." @default.
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• W2892439795 date "2018-12-01" @default.
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• W2892439795 title "The time course of blood brain barrier leakage and its implications on the progression of methamphetamine-induced seizures" @default.
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• W2892439795 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuro.2018.09.008" @default.
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