0427 Bicuculine Increased the Cataplexy in the Male Taiep Rats: An Animal Model of Narcolepsy with an Inherent Tubulopathy

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    Narcolepsy is a hypersomnolence that is characterized by sleep fragmentation, sleep paralysis, hypnagogic hallucinations and cataplexy that is characterized by atonia induced by strong emotions. The amygdala is the trigger for cataplexy through GABAergic mechanisms. Taiep is a myelin mutant with TUBB4A tubulopathy which showed spontaneous episodes of atonia or induced by manipulations from the tail or the thorax. EEG recordings during immobility episodes (IE′s) had a cerebral cortex desynchronized associated to theta rhythm in the hippocampus. The aim of this sturdy was to analyze the effects of bicuculine administration on IE′s and sleep-wake pattern on adult male taiep rats.

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  • mayo 2020

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