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Neuroactive steroids and the new decade [PDF]

Journal of Neuroendocrinology, 2020
Giancarlo Panzica, Roberto C. Melcangi
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Peripheral benzodiazepines receptor (PBR) stimulates steroidogenesis: A potential neuroprotective pathway following brain damage

Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience, 2015
The effects of neuroactive steroids have been highly assessed for their significance on inflammation resolution induced by cytotoxic agents. Steroids are derived from cholesterol, and this regulatory pathway may be a target for possible protective ...
George E. Barreto
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Neuroactive steroids prevent peripheral myelin alterations induced by diabetes

, 2013
The effect of the neuroactive steroids progesterone, dihydroprogesterone and tetrahydroprogesterone on myelin abnormalities induced by diabetes was studied in the sciatic nerve of adult male rats treated with streptozotocin.
García-Segura, Luis M., Veiga, Sergio, Melcangi, R. C., Beelke, M., Leonelli, E.   +4 more
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Effects of neuroactive steroids on myelin of peripheral nervous system

, 2003
Peripheral nervous system (PNS) possess both classical (e.g. progesterone receptor, PR, androgen receptor, AR) and non-classical (e.g. GABA(A) receptor) steroid receptors and consequently may represent a target for the action of neuroactive steroids. Our
V. Magnaghi, L. Martini, L. C. Gonzalez, E. Leonelli, S. Veiga, M. Ballabio, I. Cavarretta, R.C. Melcangi   +7 more
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Analysis and Biochemistry of Less Current Steroids - Neuroactive Steroids and Their Sulfates

, 2008
Disertation work brings new findings in the field ofbiochemistry and analysis of neuroactive steroids. The pubrications invorved to the dissertation work dear with biochemicar anarysis of neuroactive steroids and its apprication in biomedicine.
Včeláková, Helena
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Influence of sleep deprivation major depression on neuroactive steroids in major depression

, 2003
There is evidence from preclinical and clinical studies that concentrations of neuroactive steroids are altered in depression and normalize after antidepressant pharmacotherapy. However, no data are available concerning the impact of sleep deprivation on
Zwanzger, P, Romeo, E, Romeo, E., Rupprecht, R., Schule, C, Padberg, F, Zwanzger, P., Baghai, T., BERNARDI, GIORGIO, Elena Romeo, Rupprecht, R, Padberg, F., Peter Zwanzger, Pasini, A, Giorgio Bernardi, PASINI, AUGUSTO, Cornelius Schüle, Pasini, A., Bernardi, G., di Michele, F., Schüle, C., Baghai, T, di Michele, F, Frank Padberg, Flavia di Michele, Rainer Rupprecht, Augusto Pasini, Bernardi, G, ROMEO, ELENA, Thomas Baghai   +29 more
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Neuroactive steroids: a therapeutic approach to maintain peripheral nerve integrity during neurodegenerative events

, 2006
It is now well known that peripheral nerves are a target for the action of neuroactive steroids. This review summarizes observations obtained so far, indicating that through the interaction with classical and nonclassical steroid receptors, neuroactive ...
V. Magnaghi, I. Roglio, E. Leonelli, M. Ballabio, R.C. Melcangi, A. Consoli   +5 more
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New insights into the role of neuroactive steroids in cognitive aging

, 2004
International audienceThe aim of this article is to describe neuroactive steroid research that has been focused on their physiological role in cognitive aging, an attractive new field in experimental gerontology.
Vitiello, S., Mayo, W., Vallée, M., Le Moal, M., George, O.   +4 more
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Therapeutic approaches to peripheral neuropathy based on neuroactive steroids

, 2006
'...a possible therapeutic approach for peripheral neuropathy might be represented by the treatment with neuroactive steroids themselves, with molecules able to induce their in situ synthesis or with molecules able to interact with their receptors.
L. M. Garcia Segura, R. C. Melcangi
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Multiple sclerosis lesions exhibit sex-specific steroid changes

Neurobiology of Disease
Sex differences in disease susceptibility and progression in multiple sclerosis (MS) indicate hormonal influences. We previously found sex differences in steroidogenic enzyme expression in mixed active/inactive (mixed) and inactive lesions, suggesting ...
Sabina Luchetti, Matthew R.J. Mason, Philippe Liere, Antoine Pianos, Sara Cossu, Marloes Hofstee, Arja Sluiter, Adelia, Jackelien van Scheppingen, Eleonora Aronica, Michael Schumacher, Inge Huitinga   +11 more
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