The Scientific Discussion of Revealing Key Issue Aspects of Features of Simulation of Inflammatory Pain through AMPA Receptor Subunits of Exosome Origin

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Nodar Sulashvili
Nodar Sulashvili
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Margarita Beglaryan
Margarita Beglaryan
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Luiza Gabunia
Luiza Gabunia
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Nana Gorgaslidze
Nana Gorgaslidze
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Ada (Adel) Tadevosyan
Ada (Adel) Tadevosyan
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Nato Alavidze
Nato Alavidze
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Nino Abuladze
Nino Abuladze
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Ketevani Gabunia
Ketevani Gabunia
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Marika Sulashvili
Marika Sulashvili
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Tamar Okropiridze
Tamar Okropiridze
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Igor Seniuk.
Igor Seniuk.
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Marina Giorgobiani
Marina Giorgobiani

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The aim of the research was to study key issue aspects of features of simulation of inflammatory pain through AMPA receptor subunits of exosome origin in mice. The mechanism of functional modulation of AMPARs by their auxiliary subunits will benefit from further efforts to reach a tipping point where it will be useful for the development of improved therapies. Lipids require special attention because they may play an important role in the function of the AMPAR accessory subunit. Structural studies should only provide snapshots of complexes in action. Therefore, functional studies and molecular dynamics simulation approaches are expected to play an equally important role. Native AMPAR complexes contain more than one type of accessory subunits.

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Nodar Sulashvili. 2026. \u201cThe Scientific Discussion of Revealing Key Issue Aspects of Features of Simulation of Inflammatory Pain through AMPA Receptor Subunits of Exosome Origin\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - A: Neurology & Nervous System GJMR-A Volume 24 (GJMR Volume 24 Issue A1): .

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The aim of the research was to study key issue aspects of features of simulation of inflammatory pain through AMPA receptor subunits of exosome origin in mice. The mechanism of functional modulation of AMPARs by their auxiliary subunits will benefit from further efforts to reach a tipping point where it will be useful for the development of improved therapies. Lipids require special attention because they may play an important role in the function of the AMPAR accessory subunit. Structural studies should only provide snapshots of complexes in action. Therefore, functional studies and molecular dynamics simulation approaches are expected to play an equally important role. Native AMPAR complexes contain more than one type of accessory subunits.

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The Scientific Discussion of Revealing Key Issue Aspects of Features of Simulation of Inflammatory Pain through AMPA Receptor Subunits of Exosome Origin

Nodar Sulashvili
Nodar Sulashvili
Margarita Beglaryan
Margarita Beglaryan
Luiza Gabunia
Luiza Gabunia
Nana Gorgaslidze
Nana Gorgaslidze
Ada (Adel) Tadevosyan
Ada (Adel) Tadevosyan
Nato Alavidze
Nato Alavidze
Nino Abuladze
Nino Abuladze
Ketevani Gabunia
Ketevani Gabunia
Marika Sulashvili
Marika Sulashvili
Tamar Okropiridze
Tamar Okropiridze
Igor Seniuk.
Igor Seniuk.
Marina Giorgobiani
Marina Giorgobiani

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