Antibiotic treatment attenuates behavioral and neurochemical changes induced by exposure of rats to group a streptococcal antigen

Keyphrases

• Antibiotic Treatment 100%
• Behavior Change 100%
• Neurochemical Changes 100%
• Streptococcal Antigens 100%
• Striatum 75%
• Ampicillin 75%
• Prefrontal Cortex 50%
• Drinking Water 50%
• Behavior Modification 50%
• Antigen Exposure 50%
• IgG Deposition 50%
• Attenuation 25%
• Rat Model 25%
• Antibiotic Therapy 25%
• Movement Disorders 25%
• Antibiotics 25%
• Neuropsychiatric Symptoms 25%
• Deleterious Effects 25%
• First Day 25%
• Prophylactic Treatment 25%
• Tyrosine Hydroxylase 25%
• D2 Receptor 25%
• D1 Receptor 25%
• D1 Dopamine Receptor 25%
• Post-streptococcal 25%
• Antibiotic Efficacy 25%
• Forced Swim 25%
• Motor Alterations 25%
• D2 Dopamine Receptor 25%
• Dopaminergic Pathway 25%
• Food Manipulation 25%
• Antibiotic Support 25%
• Marble Burying 25%
• Infection Eradication 25%

Neuroscience

• Antimicrobial Agent 100%
• Streptococcus antigen 100%
• Striatum 50%
• Ampicillin 50%
• Prefrontal Cortex 33%
• Thalamus 33%
• Behavior (Neuroscience) 16%
• Receptor 16%
• Stereotypic Movement Disorder 16%
• Dopaminergic 16%
• Dopamine Receptor D2 16%
• Tyrosine Hydroxylase 16%
• Dopamine Receptor D1 16%
• Neuropsychiatric Symptom 16%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Antimicrobial Agent 100%
• Streptococcus antigen 100%
• Ampicillin 60%
• Rat Model 40%
• Infection 20%
• Receptor 20%
• Antibiotic Therapy 20%
• Dopamine Receptor Stimulating Agent 20%
• Motor Dysfunction 20%
• Adjuvant 20%
• Tyrosine 3 Monooxygenase 20%
• Dopamine 1 Receptor 20%
• Dopamine Receptor D2 20%