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of neonatal neurons. Further, the expression of the chloride transporter, KCC2, is less in immature neurons, as a result of which there is the above-mentioned high intracellular chloride. On receiving a GABAergic stimulus, there is an efflux of Chloride from the cell, resulting in depolarization of
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the cell. This causes the GDPs. Once the KCC2 expression is relatively high, as in the adult, mature neurons, the GDPs almost simultaneously disappear. The increased level of KCC2 expression in adult, mature neurons alone is not the reason for the disappearance of the GDPs, however.
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at early stages of development. These patterns of activity differ a lot from both the adult brain activity, and
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One of the main conditions for GDP development (that is met in premature but not adult brain) is that
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GDPs were postulated to be essential for the establishment and maturation of
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Ben-Ari Y, Gaiarsa JL, Tyzio R, Khazipov R (October 2007).
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Giant depolarizing potentials
brain
epileptiform
humans
prenatal
rats
P6
synaptic
GABA
excitatory
inhibitory
Cl
cytoplasm
"GABA: a pioneer transmitter that excites immature neurons and generates primitive oscillations"
doi
10.1152/physrev.00017.2006
PMID
17928584
Category
Developmental neuroscience

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