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fig 11.

fig 11.

Excessive accumulation of intracellular calcium caused by overactivation of the glutamate receptor sites stimulates multiple enzymes, which are involved in normal neuronal development and function, resulting in damage to the cell membrane, cytoskeleton, and DNA.

fig 12. Abnormally increased activation of some enzymes, such as phospholipase A, can cause an intracellular feedback cycle of events, leading to cell death.