Megacystis, mydriasis, and ion channel defect in mice lacking the α3 neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor

Keyphrases

• Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor (nAChR) 100%
• Mydriasis 100%
• Megacystis 100%
• Ion Channel Defects 100%
• Bladder 66%
• Inflammation 33%
• Null Mice 33%
• Nicotine 33%
• Axon 33%
• Acetylcholine 33%
• Wild Mice 33%
• Urinary Bladder 33%
• Northern Blotting 33%
• Increased Mortality 33%
• Autonomic Nervous System 33%
• Bowel 33%
• Enlargement 33%
• Brain Tissue 33%
• Null mutation 33%
• Receptor Subtypes 33%
• Peripheral Tissues 33%
• Ganglion Cells 33%
• Normal Function 33%
• Ion Channels 33%
• Nicotinic Receptors 33%
• Urination 33%
• Exon 5 33%
• Kinetic Properties 33%
• Human Genetic Disorders 33%
• Histological Study 33%
• Bladder Infection 33%
• Superior Cervical Ganglion 33%
• Single-channel Current 33%
• After Weaning 33%
• Response to Light 33%
• Electrical Field Stimulation 33%
• Bladder Strips 33%
• Impaired Growth 33%
• Megacystis Microcolon Intestinal Hypoperistalsis Syndrome (MMIHS) 33%
• Autonomic Ganglia 33%
• Conductance Properties 33%
• Urinary Stones 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Nicotinic Receptor 100%
• Mydriasis 100%
• Channelopathy 100%
• Bladder 75%
• Acetylcholine 25%
• Northern Blotting 25%
• Ganglion 25%
• Cystitis 25%
• Exon 25%
• Autonomic Nervous System 25%
• Kidney Stone 25%
• Ion Channel 25%
• Human Genetic Disorder 25%
• Receptor Subtype 25%
• Superior Cervical Ganglion 25%
• Autonomic Ganglion 25%
• Bladder Distension 25%
• Carbachol 25%
• Messenger RNA 25%
• Axon 25%
• Knockout Mouse 25%

Neuroscience

• Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor 100%
• Channelopathy 100%
• Exon 33%
• In Vivo 33%
• Acetylcholine 33%
• Autonomic Nervous System 33%
• Receptor Subtype 33%
• Ganglion Cell 33%
• Nicotinic Receptor 33%
• Ion Channel 33%
• Autonomic Ganglion 33%
• Superior Cervical Ganglion 33%
• Messenger RNA 33%
• Axon 33%