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The NRSF and USF transcription factor families regulate pro-convulsant neuropeptides and are targets for anti-convulsant drug treatment: implications for epilepsy

2009-01-01

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Epilepsy is a chronic neurological disorder which can arise following an initial insult that over time, progresses into a condition characterised by recurrent spontaneous seizures. During a latent period between the initial insult and the epilepsy condition proper, major changes occur within the brain at both a cellular and molecular level, in a process known as epileptogenesis. It is postulated that during epilep...

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9f4d5c9e-b1c3-5226-bd7f-f13b207b0bb3
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10.17638/00001302
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