Compartmental expression of trkB receptor protein in the developing striatum
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2004, Progress in Brain ResearchCitation Excerpt :This distribution persists until P14, when it progressively becomes more homogenous (Costantini et al., 1999). Both full-length and truncate isoforms of TrkB receptor are uniformly distributed in striatal medium-sized neurons, whereas large interneurons only express the full-length TrkB isoform (Merlio et al., 1992; Yan et al., 1997a; Costantini et al., 1999). During cortical development, mRNATrkB for the catalytic form exhibits the highest levels at E20 in the cingulate cortex and at P1 in the parietal cortex (Jung and Bennett, 1996), while the truncated TrkB form displays the highest levels in the adult (Checa et al., 2001).
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor in the ventral midbrain-nucleus accumbens pathway: A role in depression
2003, Biological PsychiatryCitation Excerpt :We also show that viral-induced expression of both isoforms of TrkB is seen primarily in neuronal cells (e.g., medium spiny striatal neurons). Some reports suggest that the neurotrophins and isoforms of TrkB are expressed on either neurons (e.g., striatal cholinergic interneurons) or on both neurons and nonneural cells (Altar et al 1994b; Anderson et al 1995; Armanini et al 1995; Beck et al 1993; Ceccatelli et al 1991; Costantini et al 1999; Frisen et al 1993; Yan et al 1994, 1997). Although the cellular site of viral-induced TrkB.T1 might be different from the endogenously expressed TrkB.T1, the antidepressive effects of TrkB.T1 are unlikely to be due to nonspecific effects.
Basal EGR-1 (zif268, NGFI-A, Krox-24) expression in developing striatal patches: Role of dopamine and glutamate
2002, Brain ResearchCitation Excerpt :BDNF released from developing corticostriatal terminals [1] may also play a role in this process. BDNF signaling via trkB receptors known to be concentrated on striatal patch neurons [9] can result in egr-1 expression downstream of MAP kinase activation and phosphorylation of CREB [3,11,17,19]. In this regard, it is notable that one marker of developing striatal patch neurons, DARPP-32, is dependent upon BDNF for its expression [13].