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Anesthetic agents and neuronal autophagy. What we know and what we don’t
Lili Xu
, Jianjun Shen
,
Patrick M. McQuillan
, Zhiyong Hu
Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine
Department of Pediatrics
Division of Cardiac & Vascular Anesthesia
Division of Pediatric Anesthesia
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Aminobutyric Acid
16%
Anesthetic Agents
100%
Anesthetics
33%
Apoptosis
16%
Apoptosis Activation
16%
Autophagic Pathway
16%
Autophagy
100%
Autophagy Pathway
33%
Brain Development
16%
Calcium Flux
16%
Cell Injury
16%
Cellular Mechanisms
16%
Concentration-dependent
16%
Developing Rat Brain
16%
Endosomal Trafficking
16%
Ethanol
16%
General Anesthesia
16%
General Anesthetics
16%
Induced Activation
16%
Intracellular Calcium Homeostasis
16%
Lipid Peroxidation
16%
Long-term Disability
16%
Lysosomal Function
16%
Mitochondrial Damage
16%
Mitochondrial Morphogenesis
16%
Molecular Mechanism
16%
N-methyl-D-aspartate Receptor Antagonist
16%
Neuronal Cell Death
16%
Neuronal Cell Survival
16%
Neuronal Cells
16%
Neurotoxicity
66%
Overactivation
16%
Potential Therapeutics
16%
Reactive Oxygen Species
16%
Synaptic Transmission
16%
Volatile Anesthetics
16%
Neuroscience
Agonist
12%
Aspartic Acid
12%
Autophagy
100%
Calcium Transport
12%
Cell Damage
12%
Cell Death
12%
Cell Survival
12%
Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid
12%
Lipid Peroxidation
12%
Morphogenesis
12%
Nervous System Cell
12%
Neurotoxicity
62%
Programmed Cell Death
25%
Reactive Oxygen Species
12%
Synaptic Transmission
12%