Amyloid-β Oligomers and EphB2 Interactions
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Variable analysis
- Biotinylated or naturally secreted amyloid-β oligomers
- Presence or absence of EphB2 (through immunoprecipitation and western blot)
- Interaction between amyloid-β oligomers and EphB2 (assessed under cell-free conditions and in neuronal cultures)
- EphB2 and NR1 levels in brain tissues or neuronal cultures
- Corresponding transcripts (measured by RT-qPCR)
- Fos expression in neuronal cultures
- Synaptic strength (fEPSP I/O relationships; mediated by either AMPA receptors or NMDA receptors)
- Synaptic plasticity (LTP)
- NMDA-receptor:AMPA-receptor ratios of EPSCs at the medial perforant path to dentate gyrus granule cell synapses
- Learning and memory (assessed in the Morris water maze, novel object recognition test, novel place recognition test, and passive avoidance test)
- Amyloid-β levels in the dentate gyrus of hAPP-J20 mice
- Primary neurons or HEK cells in neuronal cultures
- Acute hippocampal slices for field recordings or whole-cell patch-clamp recordings
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