Janusz Szyndler

Medical University of Warsaw

Poland

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Natalia Chmielewska

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology

POLAND

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Danuta Turzyńska

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology

POLAND

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Alicja Sobolewska

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology

POLAND

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Anna Skórzewska

Institute of Psychiatry and Neurology

POLAND

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Adriana Wawer

Medical University of Warsaw

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Janusz Szyndler

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Intranasal administration of antiseizure medications in chronic and emergency treatment: Hopes and challenges

The effect of valproate on the amino acids, monoamines, and kynurenic acid concentrations in brain structures involved in epileptogenesis in the pentylenetetrazol-kindled rats

miR-9a-5p expression is decreased in the hippocampus of rats resistant to lamotrigine: A behavioural, molecular and bioinformatics assessment

Targeting CD20 in multiple sclerosis — review of current treatment strategies

Increased Hippocampal Afterdischarge Threshold in Ketogenic Diet is Accompanied by Enhanced Kynurenine Pathway Activity

mTOR and HDAC2 are simultaneously activated during electrically induced kindling of seizures

Pro-inflammatory cytokines, but not brain- and extracellular matrix-derived proteins, are increased in the plasma following electrically induced kindling of seizures

Transcriptional Dysregulation in Huntington’s Disease: The Role in Pathogenesis and Potency for Pharmacological Targeting

Individual susceptibility or resistance to posttraumatic stress disorder-like behaviours.

The role of REST/NRSF, TrkB and BDNF in neurobiological mechanisms of different susceptibility to seizure in a PTZ model of epilepsy.

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Natalia Chmielewska

Danuta Turzyńska

Alicja Sobolewska

Anna Skórzewska

Adriana Wawer

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