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    Tocris type i mglur agonist dhpg
    (A–D). QMI maps showing network biosignatures for A. 100 μM glutamate, B. 1μM glutamate, C. <t>100μM</t> NMDA+10μm Glycine, D. 100μm <t>DHPG</t> for N=4–8 biological replicates. (E) Principal component analysis showing separation of NMDA <t>and</t> <t>mGluR</t> treatment along opposing axes, with glutamate intermediate. (F) Topological overlap matrix with significant modules boxed as in Figure 4. (G) Module-trait matrix showing Turquoise module correlated with NMDA stimulation, and the Brown module correlated with DHPG.
    Type I Mglur Agonist Dhpg, supplied by Tocris, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Synaptic activity induces input-specific rearrangements in a targeted synaptic protein interaction network

    Journal: Journal of neurochemistry

    doi: 10.1111/jnc.14466

    (A–D). QMI maps showing network biosignatures for A. 100 μM glutamate, B. 1μM glutamate, C. 100μM NMDA+10μm Glycine, D. 100μm DHPG for N=4–8 biological replicates. (E) Principal component analysis showing separation of NMDA and mGluR treatment along opposing axes, with glutamate intermediate. (F) Topological overlap matrix with significant modules boxed as in Figure 4. (G) Module-trait matrix showing Turquoise module correlated with NMDA stimulation, and the Brown module correlated with DHPG.
    Figure Legend Snippet: (A–D). QMI maps showing network biosignatures for A. 100 μM glutamate, B. 1μM glutamate, C. 100μM NMDA+10μm Glycine, D. 100μm DHPG for N=4–8 biological replicates. (E) Principal component analysis showing separation of NMDA and mGluR treatment along opposing axes, with glutamate intermediate. (F) Topological overlap matrix with significant modules boxed as in Figure 4. (G) Module-trait matrix showing Turquoise module correlated with NMDA stimulation, and the Brown module correlated with DHPG.

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    Tocris type i mglur agonist dhpg
    (A–D). QMI maps showing network biosignatures for A. 100 μM glutamate, B. 1μM glutamate, C. <t>100μM</t> NMDA+10μm Glycine, D. 100μm <t>DHPG</t> for N=4–8 biological replicates. (E) Principal component analysis showing separation of NMDA <t>and</t> <t>mGluR</t> treatment along opposing axes, with glutamate intermediate. (F) Topological overlap matrix with significant modules boxed as in Figure 4. (G) Module-trait matrix showing Turquoise module correlated with NMDA stimulation, and the Brown module correlated with DHPG.
    Type I Mglur Agonist Dhpg, supplied by Tocris, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
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    (A–D). QMI maps showing network biosignatures for A. 100 μM glutamate, B. 1μM glutamate, C. 100μM NMDA+10μm Glycine, D. 100μm DHPG for N=4–8 biological replicates. (E) Principal component analysis showing separation of NMDA and mGluR treatment along opposing axes, with glutamate intermediate. (F) Topological overlap matrix with significant modules boxed as in Figure 4. (G) Module-trait matrix showing Turquoise module correlated with NMDA stimulation, and the Brown module correlated with DHPG.

    Journal: Journal of neurochemistry

    Article Title: Synaptic activity induces input-specific rearrangements in a targeted synaptic protein interaction network

    doi: 10.1111/jnc.14466

    Figure Lengend Snippet: (A–D). QMI maps showing network biosignatures for A. 100 μM glutamate, B. 1μM glutamate, C. 100μM NMDA+10μm Glycine, D. 100μm DHPG for N=4–8 biological replicates. (E) Principal component analysis showing separation of NMDA and mGluR treatment along opposing axes, with glutamate intermediate. (F) Topological overlap matrix with significant modules boxed as in Figure 4. (G) Module-trait matrix showing Turquoise module correlated with NMDA stimulation, and the Brown module correlated with DHPG.

    Article Snippet: Type I mGluR agonist DHPG (Tocris, 0805; 100μM) was dissolved in HEPES-aCSF in the presence of non-mGluR glutamate receptor blockers (CNQX, Tocris, 0190, 40μM; Nimodipine, Tocris, 0600, 1μM; APV, Sigma, A5282, 50μM).

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