PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text	comp_official_name	comp_offset	protein_name	organism	prot_offset
30476814-0	2019	Exposure to thiamethoxam during the larval phase affects synapsin levels in the brain of the honey bee.	Thiamethoxam	12-24	synapsin	Apis mellifera	57-65
30476814-7	2019	Because the MBs and ALs are brain structures involved in stimuli reception, learning, and memory consolidation and because synapsin is important for the regulation of neurotransmitter release, we hypothesize that exposure to sublethal concentrations of TMX during the larval stage may cause neurophysiological disorders in honey bees.	Thiamethoxam	253-256	synapsin	Apis mellifera	123-131
16280596-3	2005	Genes that were significantly upregulated in caffeine-treated brains included those involved in synaptic signaling (GABA:Na symporter, dopamine D2R-like receptor, and synapsin), cytoskeletal modifications (kinesin and microtubule motors), protein translation (ribosomal protein RpL4, elongation factors), and calcium-dependent processes (calcium transporter, calmodulin- dependent cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase).	Caffeine	45-53	synapsin	Apis mellifera	144-175