Research reportEffects of nitroprusside and redox reagents on NMDA receptors expressed in Xenopus oocytes
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2014, Brain ResearchCitation Excerpt :In contrast, the lack of inhibitory effect of FeSO4 in the present study and others (Manzoni et al., 1992) could possibly be attributed to its positive charge once in solution (Neijt et al., 2001). Also, effects of SNP on expressed NMDA receptors into oocytes do not show any interaction with the NMDA receptor redox site (Omerovic et al., 1994). In summary, the inhibitory effects of SNP on NMDA-induced excitation has been reproduced by co-applications of NMDA with either K3–(FeCN)6 or inactivated-SNP, but not with FeSO4, revealing that inhibitory effects of SNP on activated NMDA receptors were mainly due to ferricyanide ions rather than cyanide or NO.
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