HUGO ID Detailed Result 9595


HUGO ID 9595
Symbol PTGER3
Name prostaglandin E receptor 3 (subtype EP3)
#Occurrence 28
#Paper 2

 


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16647138EP3EP30.6EP1 and EP3 agonists had little effect on membrane currents confirming 
16647138EP3EP30.6EP1 and EP3 agonists had little effect on membrane currents confirming that an 
16647138EP3EP30.6(1998) 1998 suggested an involvement of the EP3 receptor in febrile responses 
16647138EP3EP3-deficient0.6They demonstrated that EP3-deficient mice failed to show a febrile response to intracerebroventricular injections 
16647138EP3EP30.6to those seen in control mice establishing that the cerebral EP3 receptors are involved in PGE 2 -evoked febrile responses 
16647138EP3EP30.6note that in addition to IP mRNA mRNAs for EP1 EP3 and EP4 were expressed in about 30% 50% and 20% 
16647138EP3EP30.650% and 20% of the IP-receptor-positive neurons coexpressing the EP1 EP3 and EP4 receptor respectively ( Oida et al. 1995 
17574754EP3EP30.3receptor family where there are four subtypes (EP1, EP1 EP2 EP3 and EP4 and for the PGD 2 DP family where 
17574754EP3EP30.3with NMDA or oxygen glucose deprivation 16 and both the EP2 and EP3 receptors rescue motor neurons in organotypic spinal cord 
17574754EP3EP30.3or oxygen glucose deprivation 16 and both the EP2 and EP3 receptors rescue motor neurons in organotypic spinal cord slices subjected 
17574754EP3EP30.3and DP1 neuroprotection are dependent on intact cAMP signaling whereas EP3 neuroprotection is associated with increased AKT phosphorylation 3 and 16 
17574754EP3EP30.3previous studies we determined that PGE 2 signaling via its EP2 and EP3 receptors paradoxically protected motor neurons in a spinal 
17574754EP3EP30.3we determined that PGE 2 signaling via its EP2 and EP3 receptors paradoxically protected motor neurons in a spinal cord model 
17574754EP3EP30.3The EP3 agonist sulprostone exerted significant protection at pM_amp_#x2013 nM concentrations ( 
17574754EP3EP30.3Administration of EP3 FP IP and TP agonists alone had no effect on 
17574754EP3EP30.3We investigated the effect of PGE 2 and the EP2 and EP3 receptors in vitro in a model of LPS 
17574754EP3EP30.3investigated the effect of PGE 2 and the EP2 and EP3 receptors in vitro in a model of LPS mediated inflammation 
17574754EP3EP30.3Selective activation of the EP2 and EP3 receptors also increased LPS-mediated CA1 neurotoxicity ( Fig 
17574754EP3EP30.3Selective activation of the EP2 and EP3 receptors also increased LPS-mediated CA1 neurotoxicity ( Fig 3 B 
17574754EP3EP30.3in vitro model and from our previous studies 3 the EP2 and EP3 receptors can also be excluded since they too 
17574754EP3EP30.3model and from our previous studies 3 the EP2 and EP3 receptors can also be excluded since they too rescue motor 
17574754EP3EP30.3Stimulation of the PGE 2 EP3 receptor with picomolar concentrations of agonist resulted in significant rescue 
17574754EP3EP30.3consistent with previous data obtained in spinal cord slices where EP3 activation rescued motor neurons subjected to chronic glutamate toxicity 3 
17574754EP3EP30.3rescued motor neurons subjected to chronic glutamate toxicity 3 here EP3 activation was associated with increased levels of the pro-survival phosphorylated 
17574754EP3EP30.3hippocampal slices activation of the EP2 15 and 16 and EP3 ( Fig 2 receptor rescues CA1 neurons stimulated with NMDA 
17574754EP3EP30.3cytokines and reactive oxygen species stimulation of the EP2 or EP3 receptor now increases LPS-mediated CA1 toxicity 
17574754EP3EP30.3nM the EP2 agonist butaprost (200 200 nM or the EP3 agonist sulprostone (10 10 nM consistently enhanced LPS-induced CA1 PI 
17574754EP3EP30.3The increased toxicity of LPS with addition of EP2/EP3 EP2 EP3 receptor agonists is relevant to recent in vivo studies demonstrating