Bidirectional regulation of Ca2+ in exo-endocytosis coupling
Bidirectional regulation of Ca2+ in exo-endocytosis coupling
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Ca2 在胞吐-内吞耦合中的双向调节
DOI:
10.1007/s11427-018-9429-6
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发表时间:
2018
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Changhe Wang
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作者:
Qian Song;Mingzhu Huang;Bianbian Wang;Xinjiang Kang;Changhe Wang
Vesicular exocytosis is a key process involved in neurotransmitter release, whereas vesicle recycling is critical for the homeostasis of plasma membrane structures and the maintenance of neurotransmission. Ca 2+ regulates several fundamental cellular processes (Zhu et al., 2016; Xiong and Zhu, 2016). Especially, Ca 2+ influx plays a dual role of triggering vesicular exocytosis and modulating compensatory endocytosis in neurons and endocrine cells. Vesicular exocytosis occurs either by Ca 2+-dependent or Ca 2+-independent mechanisms (Chai et al., 2017), and local Ca 2+ signals beneath the plasma membrane plays a critical role in the determination of the fusion pore dilation and fusion modes (full fusion vs. kiss-and-run) of exocytosis (Wang et al., 2017). Both positive and negative roles of Ca 2+ in exo–endocytosis have been reported; however, the exact role of Ca 2+ in exo–endocytosis coupling remains debatable. Although calmodulin and synaptotamgin-1 (Syt1) function as primary Ca 2+ sensors that promote endocytosis, the molecular mechanism of Ca 2+ inhibition in endocytosis remains unknown. The present article focuses on the role and underlying mechanisms of Ca 2+ in endocytosis during neurotransmission.