Developmental shift to mitochondrial respiration for energetic support of sustained transmission during maturation at the calyx of Held.
Developmental shift to mitochondrial respiration for energetic support of sustained transmission during maturation at the calyx of Held.
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10.1152/jn.00333.2021
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发表时间:
2021-10-01
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Renden RB
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作者:
Lujan BJ;Singh M;Singh A;Renden RB
A considerable amount of energy is expended following presynaptic activity to regenerate electrical polarization and maintain efficient release and recycling of neurotransmitter. Mitochondria are the major suppliers of neuronal energy, generating ATP via oxidative phosphorylation. However, the specific utilization of energy from cytosolic glycolysis rather than mitochondrial respiration at the presynaptic terminal during synaptic activity remains unclear and controversial. We use a synapse specialized for high-frequency transmission in mice, the calyx of Held, to test the sources of energy used to maintain energy during short activity bursts (<1 s) and sustained neurotransmission (30–150 s). We dissect the role of presynaptic glycolysis versus mitochondrial respiration by acutely and selectively blocking these ATP-generating pathways in a synaptic preparation where mitochondria and synaptic vesicles are prolific, under near-physiological conditions. Surprisingly, if either glycolysis or mitochondrial ATP production is intact, transmission during repetitive short bursts of activity is not affected. In slices from young animals before the onset of hearing, where the synapse is not yet fully specialized, both glycolytic and mitochondrial ATP production are required to support sustained, high-frequency neurotransmission. In mature synapses, sustained transmission relies exclusively on mitochondrial ATP production supported by bath lactate, but not glycolysis. At both ages, we observe that action potential propagation begins to fail before defects in synaptic vesicle recycling. Our data describe a specific metabolic profile to support high-frequency information transmission at the mature calyx of Held, shifting during postnatal synaptic maturation from glycolysis to rely on monocarboxylates as a fuel source. NEW & NOTEWORTHY We dissect the role of presynaptic glycolysis versus mitochondrial respiration in supporting high-frequency neurotransmission, by acutely blocking these ATP-generating pathways at a synapse tuned for high-frequency transmission. We find that massive energy expenditure is required to generate failure when only one pathway is inhibited. Action potential propagation is lost before impaired synaptic vesicle recycling. Synaptic transmission is exclusively dependent on oxidative phosphorylation in mature synapses, indicating presynaptic glycolysis may be dispensable for ATP maintenance.
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