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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann N Y Acad Sci. 2013 Jul;1292:21–31. doi: 10.1111/nyas.12223

Table 1.

Comparison of ketamine- and magnesium-induced changes with reference to those observed in major depression

Major depression (human) Magnesium administration Ketamine
PFC-NR1 39 26 40
PFC-NR2A 39 26 40
PFC-NR2B 39 26 40,41
Cortical (PFC)–GluR1 ? ? 24,42 (after CUS)
Cortical (PFC)–GluR2 43 ? ?
PFC–BNDF ? 26 44
PFC–PSD-95 39 ? 24 (after CUS)
Cortical 45,46 47 44,48
P-CREB 26
PFC/ACC–glutamine/GS activity 46 49 50
Evoked synaptic potentials (cortex) ? 26 24 (after CUS)
Cortical synaptogenesis ? 26 24 (after CUS)

Adapted with permission from Ref. 11. CUS, chronic unpredictable stress.