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AMPA and NMDA binding sites in the hypothalamic lateral tuberal nucleus

The excitatory amino acid (EAA) hypothesis of neuronal loss in Huntington's disease predicts that structures that show neuronal loss and gliosis will contain receptor-bearing neurons. In accordance with this hypothesis, the hypothalamic lateral tuberal nucleus, severely affected in Huntington's disease, showed a high density of NMDA and AMPA binding sites in four normal subjects.