Different expression of NR2B and PSD‐95 in rat hippocampal subregions during postnatal development

@article{Chang2009DifferentEO,
  title={Different expression of NR2B and PSD‐95 in rat hippocampal subregions during postnatal development},
  author={Liansheng Chang and Jinping Liu and Ning Zhang and Yong-Jun Wang and Xiulai Gao and Yan Wu},
  journal={Microscopy Research and Technique},
  year={2009},
  volume={72}
}
The different expressions of NR2 and synaptic-associated proteins have been studied by protein and mRNA level with immunoblotting, in situ hybridization, or immunogold analysis. [] Key Result In CA1, NR2B expression decreased with age. It was high at birth, reached a plateau at P4, and declined gradually after P7. In CA3, NR2B expression was similar to that in CA1. But the stratum lucidum was devoid of staining. In DG, the NR2B expression retained a higher level.
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