Persistent inflammation alters the density and distribution of voltage-activated calcium channels in subpopulations of rat cutaneous DRG neurons.
Persistent inflammation alters the density and distribution of voltage-activated calcium channels in subpopulations of rat cutaneous DRG neurons.
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10.1016/j.pain.2010.08.030
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发表时间:
2010-12
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影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Gold MS
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作者:
Lu SG;Zhang XL;Luo DZ;Gold MS
The impact of persistent inflammation on voltage-activated Ca2+ channels in cutaneous DRG neurons from adult rats was assessed with whole cell patch clamp techniques, sqRT-PCR and Western blot analysis. Inflammation was induced with a subcutaneous injection of complete Freund’s adjuvant (CFA). DiI was used to identify DRG neurons innervating the site of inflammation. Three days after CFA injection, high threshold Ca2+ current (HVA) density was significantly reduced in small and medium, but not large diameter neurons, reflecting a decrease in N-, L- and P/Q-type currents. This decrease in HVA-current was associated with an increase in mRNA encoding the α2γ1-subunit complex, but no detectable change in N-type subunit (CaV2.2) mRNA. An increase in both α2γ1 and CaV2.2 protein was detected in the central nerves arising from L4 and L5 ganglia ipsilateral to the site of inflammation. In current clamp experiments on small and medium diameter cutaneous DRG neurons from naïve rats, blocking ~40% of HT-VGCC with Cd2+ (5 μM), had opposite effects on subpopulations of cutaneous DRG neurons (increasing excitability and action potential duration in some and decreasing excitability in others). The alterations in the density and distribution of voltage-activated Ca2+ channels in subpopulations of cutaneous DRG neurons that develop following CFA injection should contribute to changes in sensory transmission observed in the presence of inflammation.
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