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Role for Reelin in the Development of Granule Cell Dispersion in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy

Carola A. Haas, Oliver Dudeck, Matthias Kirsch, Csaba Huszka, Gunda Kann, Stefan Pollak, Josef Zentner and Michael Frotscher
Journal of Neuroscience 15 July 2002, 22 (14) 5797-5802; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.22-14-05797.2002
Carola A. Haas
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Oliver Dudeck
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Matthias Kirsch
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Csaba Huszka
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Gunda Kann
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Stefan Pollak
3Institute of Forensic Medicine, University of Freiburg, D-79001 Freiburg, Germany
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Josef Zentner
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    Reelin mRNA expression in a representative sample of a human control hippocampus. a, Hippocampal areas in cresyl violet stain. The inset is shown inb. Scale bar, 400 μm. b, Portion of the dentate gyrus framed in a. The GCL is densely packed. Scale bar, 80 μm. c, ISH for reelin mRNA. Many reelin mRNA-positive cells with bipolar morphology resembling CR cells are observed at the hippocampal fissure (arrows). Same magnification as in b. CA1, CA2, CA3, Hippocampal subfields; ML, Dentate molecular layer.

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    Reelin mRNA expression in the dentate gyrus of control and epileptic cases. a–d, Reelin mRNA expression in representative samples of epileptic hippocampi with mild (a, b) and severe (c, d) GCD. Consecutive sections are shown in cresyl violet stain and after ISH for reelin mRNA. Arrows point to reelin mRNA-positive cells at the hippocampal fissure. Scale bars: a, b, 100 μm;c, d, 50 μm. e, f, Correlation of the GCD (width of the GCL) and number of reelin mRNA-expressing CR cells in sections of seven control hippocampi (white bars) and 15 epileptic hippocampi with AHS (gray bars). Data are represented as mean ± SD. ML, Dentate molecular layer.

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    Expression profiles of reelin signal-transduction components in epileptic human hippocampi.a, Histogram showing the amounts of reelin mRNA in the dentate gyrus of individual epileptic human hippocampi (n = 7). Reelin mRNA levels were determined by quantitative RT-PCR in extracts from microdissected dentate gyri. Two measurements for each individual case were performed. Quantification included the addition of an external standard and volume measurement of the microdissected region. b, d, f, Histograms showing the expression levels of VLDLR (b), ApoER2 (d), and dab1 (f) mRNA in the dentate gyrus of individual epileptic human hippocampi. The epileptic cases (n = 7) were identical to the ones shown in a. c, Histogram showing the width of the GCL in the dentate gyrus of individual epileptic hippocampi. The width of the GCL was measured in cresyl violet-stained sections of the same cases (n = 7) as shown ina. e, Correlation of reelin mRNA levels and the width of the GCL. The reelin mRNA levels shown ina were plotted against the width of the GCL (c). g, Expression of dab1 mRNA in granule cells of a normal human dentate gyrus visualized by ISH.h, Expression of dab1 mRNA in the dentate gyrus of a TLE patient. Note dab1 mRNA in dispersed granule cells. Scale bars, 80 μm (g, h). ML, Dentate molecular layer.

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    Clinical data of TLE patients with AHS and autopsy cases used in this study

    PatientAgeSexOnsetDurationFrequencySeizure
    TLE group 1 (for ISH)I117M143Not knownSPS, CPS
    I216M4.511.53–4/monthSPS, CPS
    I332F2302–3/monthSPS, CPS
    I453M3815Not knownSPS, CPS
    I531M229Not knownCPS, sGS
    I639F1.537.52–8/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    I743M3583–4/monthSPS, CPS
    I857F750Not knownSPS, CPS
    I933F20135/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    I1044F6363/monthCPS
    I1118M2162–3/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    I1244M6382–3/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    I1340M30106–10/yearSPS, CPS, sGS
    I1434M4302–3/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    I1552F8443–4/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    TLE group 2 (for PCR)P127F13141–3/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    P229M1.527Not knownSPS, CPS, sGS
    P341F18236–7/monthSPS, CPS, sGS
    P432M8242/weekSPS, CPS, sGS
    P522F11112/weekSPS, CPS
    P638M830Not knownSPS, CPS
    P737FNot knownNot knownNot knownNot known
    Autopsy group 3A124M————
    A233F————
    A334M————
    A448M————
    A519F————
    A65M————
    A735M————
    • Groups indicate the patients and cases used for ISH and PCR experiments. Age represents the age of the patients at surgery (TLE) or death (autopsy). Onset refers to the age at which a first epileptic seizure was documented. Duration indicates the duration of the epileptic disorder in years. Frequency indicates the frequency of seizure attacks, and seizure indicates the type of seizure (SPS, single partial seizure; sGS, secondary generalized seizure). M, Male; F, female.

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Journal of Neuroscience 15 July 2002, 22 (14) 5797-5802; DOI: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.22-14-05797.2002

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Journal of Neuroscience 15 July 2002, 22 (14) 5797-5802; DOI: 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.22-14-05797.2002
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