Electrophysiological properties of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons identified by genetic and optogenetic tagging.
Electrophysiological properties of basal forebrain cholinergic neurons identified by genetic and optogenetic tagging.
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DOI:
10.1111/jnc.14073
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2017-08
影响因子:
4.7
通讯作者:
Role LW
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作者:
López-Hernández GY;Ananth M;Jiang L;Ballinger EC;Talmage DA;Role LW
Recent developments in the generation of neuronal population-specific, genetically-modified mouse lines have allowed precise identification and selective stimulation of cholinergic neurons in vivo. Although considerably less laborious than studies conducted with post-hoc identification of cholinergic neurons by immunostaining, it is not known whether the genetically based labeling procedures that permit in vivo identification are electrophysiologically benign. In this study we use mice carrying a BAC transgene that drives expression of a tau-GFP fusion protein specifically in cholinergic neurons. This allowed us to visualize basal forebrain cholinergic neurons in acute slice preparations. Using whole cell, patch clamp electrophysiological recording in acute brain slices, here we present original data about the basic electrical properties of these genetically tagged cholinergic neurons including firing rate, resting membrane potential, rheobase and various characteristics of their action potentials and after hyperpolarization potentials. The basic electrical properties are compared (1) with non-cholinergic neurons in the same brain regions; (2) in cholinergic neurons between immature animals and young adults; and (3) with cholinergic neurons that are expressing light sensitive channels. Our conclusions based on these data are (a) cholinergic neurons are less excitable then their non-cholinergic neighbors, (b) the basic properties of cholinergic neurons do not significantly change between adolescence and young adulthood and (c) these properties are not significantly affected by chronic expression of the excitatory opsin, oChIEF.
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