The measured changes in these excitatory amino acid neurotransmitters (NAAG) and related species (Gln) provide some insights into altered central nervous system (CNS) mechanisms in migraine and may contribute to abnormal CNS processing including changes during the migraine state (e.g., process of central sensitization [68,69], progressing from acute episodic to chronic/daily migraine [70] or abnormalities during the interictal period [71-74].
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Regulation (changes) of NAAG in CNS associated with glutamate, neurotransmitter, central sensitization, congenital anomalies, migraine, central nervous system and excitatory amino acid
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3)
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Confidence
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0.01
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Published
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2009
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Journal
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Mol Pain
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Section
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Body
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Doc Link
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PMC2714306
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Disease Relevance
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0.51
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Pain Relevance
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1.47
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