Autor:	Jefferys, JG, Empson, RM
Zdroj:	Experimental Physiology; September 1990, Vol. 75 Issue: 5 p733-736, 4p
Abstrakt:	It is known that injecting a minute dose of tetanus toxin into rat hippocampus leads to a chronic epileptic syndrome. Here we describe the development of secondary, ‘mirror’ epileptic foci in the hippocampus contralateral to a single injection of the toxin (12 mouse LD50). This was detected in slices in vitro prepared 6 to 56 days after injection, both as evoked after‐discharges and as spontaneous synchronous bursts that were mainly restricted to subregions CA3b and c.
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