Evaluation of SK-N-SH Cells as a Model for NMDA Receptor Induced Toxicity

SK-N-SH cells show an increased sensitivity to (<i>S</i>)-glutamate mediated cytotoxicity with higher differentiation level, that is only partially induced by NMDA receptor overstimulation. Furthermore, we showed that only unselective NMDA receptor inhibition can partially reverse (<i>S</i>)-glutamate-induced toxicity.

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Cellular Physiology and Biochemistry
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2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.33594/000000722
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Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology Research
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Evaluation of SK-N-SH Cells as a Model for NMDA Receptor Induced Toxicity

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Evaluation of SK-N-SH Cells as a Model for NMDA Receptor Induced Toxicity

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Abstract

SK-N-SH cells show an increased sensitivity to (<i>S</i>)-glutamate mediated cytotoxicity with higher differentiation level, that is only partially induced by NMDA receptor overstimulation. Furthermore, we showed that only unselective NMDA receptor inhibition can partially reverse (<i>S</i>)-glutamate-induced toxicity.

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