Research progress of glutamate receptors and excitability toxicity

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.2095-9141.2017.02.012

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The glutamate receptor and excitability toxicity play an important role in the process of physiology and pathology of the nervous system,studies have shown that it has a limited distribution but has a wide range of functions and little side effects, which have been implicated as an ideal therapeutic target following nervous system diseases,including craniocerebral injury. Retrospective analyzed the history and progress of glutamate receptors and its excitatory toxicity studies by reading relevant literature.

Key words: Glutamate receptor, Excitability toxicity, Src kinase

Demao Cao, Baoxi Shen, Yongkang Wu, Wentao Qi. Research progress of glutamate receptors and excitability toxicity[J]. Chinese Journal of Neurotraumatic Surgery(Electronic Edition), 2017, 03(02): 109-113.

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