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Physical dependence on ethanol results in an ethanol withdrawal (ETX) syndrome including susceptibility to audiogenic seizures (AGS) in rodents after abrupt cessation of ethanol. Chronic ethanol administration and ETX induce functional changes of neurons in several brain regions, including the amygdala. Amygdala neurons are requisite elements of the neuronal network subserving AGS propagation during...
Repetition of audiogenic seizures (AGS) (AGS kindling) results in increases in the duration of convulsive behavior and the emergence of cortical epileptiform EEG activity. These changes involve expansion of the neuronal network subserving these seizures. The amygdala (AMG) is postulated to become involved in this expanded network, but the neurophysiological basis of this process is unknown. The present...
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