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MUSCARINIC M1, M3, NICOTINIC, GABAA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT To the Almighty God
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Seema Chandran, Ms. Neema Ani Manga
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ABBREVIATIONS 5-HIAA 5 Hydroxy indo
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PFC Prefrontal cortex PLC Phospholi
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GABAC Receptors 34 Glutamic Acid De
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Behavioural response of control and
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the cerebral cortex of control and
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Muscarinic M1 receptor analysis Sca
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REAL TIME-PCR ANALYSIS 81 Real Time
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Real Time PCR analysis of GABAAα1
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pancreas of control and experimenta
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utilization is decreased in the bra
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impairment, coma or seizure (Cryer,
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achieving optimal blood sugar contr
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OBJECTIVES OF THE PRESENT STUDY 1.
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Literature Review Diabetes mellitus
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12 Literature Review from the adren
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14 Literature Review Hypoglycemic c
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16 Literature Review respectively)
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18 Literature Review in extracellul
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20 Literature Review substrates in
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22 Literature Review nucleus, altho
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24 Literature Review al., 1990; Lev
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26 Literature Review muscarinic M2
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Signal transduction by muscarinic a
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30 Literature Review nicotinic acet
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GABAA Receptors 32 Literature Revie
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34 Literature Review GABAB-mediated
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36 Literature Review (Erlander et a
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38 Literature Review which could be
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40 Literature Review administration
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42 Literature Review the hippocampu
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44 Literature Review understanding
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Confocal Dyes Rat primary antibody
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antipyryl)-p-benzo quinoneimine. Th
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was analyzed. Data was expressed as
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ANALYSIS OF THE RECEPTOR BINDING DA
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Taqman probes of muscarinic M1, M3,
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Taylor, 1968). The islets were isol
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Results BODY WEIGHT AND BLOOD GLUCO
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60 Results IIH and C + IIH rats sho
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Real Time-PCR analysis of muscarini
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Real Time PCR analysis of SOD 64 Re
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66 Results GABAAα1 receptor antibo
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68 Results compared to diabetic gro
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70 Results compared to diabetic rat
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72 Results Muscarinic M3 receptor a
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Muscarinic M3 receptor analysis 74
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76 Results group, α7 nAChR mRNA si
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78 Results diabetic rats. In C + II
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Muscarinic M1 receptor analysis 80
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Real Time-PCR analysis of α7 nAChR
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Real Time PCR analysis of phospholi
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HIPPOCAMPUS Total muscarinic recept
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88 Results IIH and C + IIH group sh
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90 Results group, GLUT3 mRNA signif
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92 Results α7 nACh receptor antibo
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GABA receptor analysis 94 Results S
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96 Results control. D + IIH and C +
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Discussion Glucose is the principal
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100 Discussion The ability to sense
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102 Discussion The Y-maze test is a
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104 Discussion CHOLINERGIC ENZYME A
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106 Discussion Pancreas Insulin sec
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108 Discussion 2003). Cholinergic m
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110 Discussion brain for learning,
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112 Discussion hypoglycemia on brai
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114 Discussion shows impaired expre
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116 Discussion glycemic control is
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