Extrusion versus diffusion: mechanisms for recovery from sodium loads in mouse CA1 pyramidal neurons
Extrusion versus diffusion: mechanisms for recovery from sodium loads in mouse CA1 pyramidal neurons
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10.1113/jp272431
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2016-10
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Miguel A. Mondragão;H. Schmidt;Christian Kleinhans;Julia Langer;K. W. Kafitz;C. Rose
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Miguel A. Mondragão;H. Schmidt;Christian Kleinhans;Julia Langer;K. W. Kafitz;C. Rose
Neuronal activity causes local or global sodium signalling in neurons, depending on the pattern of synaptic activity. Recovery from global sodium loads critically relies on Na+/K+‐ATPase and an intact energy metabolism in both somata and dendrites. For recovery from local sodium loads in dendrites, Na+/K+‐ATPase activity is not required per se. Instead, recovery is predominately mediated by lateral diffusion, exhibiting rates that are 10‐fold higher than for global sodium signals. Recovery from local dendritic sodium increases is still efficient during short periods of energy deprivation, indicating that fast diffusion of sodium to non‐stimulated regions strongly reduces local energy requirements.