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Effects of Excitatory Amino Acid Agonists and Antagonists on in Vitro Motoneurons

1988
Since the pioneering observations by Hayashi (1954) on the convulsive action of the naturally occurring amino acid glutamate, electrophysiological work by Curtis et al. (1960) and by Krnjevic and Phillis (1963) demonstrated an intense excitatory activity produced by this substance when applied to single neurons of the CNS. Effects very similar to those
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Contralateral rotations induced by intrastriatal injections of agonists of excitatory amino acid receptors.

Polish journal of pharmacology, 1994
NMDA (100, 250 and 500 ng/0.5 microliters), kainic acid (50 and 100 ng/0.5 microliters) and AMPA (500 and 1000 ng/0.5 microliters), injected unilaterally into the ventrolateral part of the intermediate region of the caudate-putamen of rats, induced contralateral rotations.
K, Ossowska, S, Wolfarth
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Modulation of Synaptic Potentials in situ by Specific Agonists of Excitatory Amino Acids

1987
The discovery and synthesis of specific agonists and antagonists of excitatory amino acid receptors (Watkins and Evans, 1981) has sparked a renewed interest in the neurobiology of glutamate, aspartate and other endogenous excitatory amino acids.
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Potent excitatory amino acid agonists related to plant extracts