… role of blood–brain barrier dysfunction in PIE, demonstrating that exposure of brain tissue
to … /TGF-β-pathway induces excitatory, but not inhibitory, synaptogenesis that precedes the …

… , neuroinflammation, increasing neural excitability, reduction of seizure threshold,
excitatory synaptogenesis, impaired plasticity, and epileptogenesis. A key signaling pathway …

… After an insult, excitatory amino acid neurotransmitters are released, causing reactive …
developmental period in human brains (ie, maximal brain growth, synaptogenesis, and myelination…

… confirm blood–brain barrier dysfunction and neuroinflammation. … Our results show that early
blood–brain barrier pathology in … We suggest quantitative assessment of blood–brain barrier …

… peri-ischemic blood–brain barrier dysfunction that included the … We conclude that blood-brain
barrier dysfunction in the peri-… , reduced inhibition and excitatory synaptogenesis 55 ; (3) …

… in brain glutamate levels may lead to barrier dysfunction [21,36]. A … , contributing to barrier
dysfunction [37]. MMPs likely affect … further associated with synaptogenesis and neuroplasticity …

… Specifically, most excitatory synapses in the rodent brain are … roles of astrocytes in excitatory
synapse formation 5 . … , contacting the blood-brain barrier, and ensheathing neuronal …

… synaptic dysfunction. Here, we review the recent literature on the contribution of glia to
excitatory/inhibitory imbalance, in the context of the most common neurodegenerative disorders. …

… MRI scans obtained following the intravenous infusion of a paramagnetic contrast material
also reveal active blood-brain barrier (BBB) breakdown in white matter plaques, and clinical-…

… via processes termed synaptogenesis and synaptic pruning, … , associated with blood-brain
barrier disruption, leading to massive in… While SPARCL1 promotes the formation of excitatory …