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    CURRENT LIT

    AXON SPROUTING AND SYNAPTIC REO

    INTERNEURONS: A FOCUSED LOOK AT

    Surviving Hilar Somatostatin Interneurons Enlarge, Spro

    a Mouse Model of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy. Zhang W, Y

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    Current L

    (i.e., interneurons tagged with gene-targeted, green fluor

    cent protein) and dentate granule cells, shows that the rema

    ing somatostatin-immunoreactive interneurons formed m

    synaptic connections to granule cells (i.e., the number of graule cells that received connections was increased two- or thr

    fold) but probably not more connections per granule cell (i

    the amplitude of the unitary evoked IPSC was not change

    These data, however, are considered in relation to results sho

    ing that the frequency of miniature IPSCs is decreased shor

    after experimental status epilepticus and remains decreased

    many months as the animals undergo epileptogenesis. T

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