APLYSIA CREB2 REPRESSES LONG-TERM FACILITATION - RELIEF OF REPRESSION CONVERTS TRANSIENT FACILITATION INTO LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL-CHANGE
APLYSIA CREB2 REPRESSES LONG-TERM FACILITATION - RELIEF OF REPRESSION CONVERTS TRANSIENT FACILITATION INTO LONG-TERM FUNCTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL-CHANGE
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DOI:
10.1016/0092-8674(95)90213-9
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发表时间:
1995-12-15
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影响因子:
64.5
通讯作者:
KANDEL, ER
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作者:
BARTSCH, D;GHIRARDI, M;KANDEL, ER
The switch from short- to long-term facilitation induced by behavioral sensitization in Aplysia involves CREB-like proteins, as well as the immediate-early gene ApC/EBP. Using the bZIP domain of ApC/EBP in a two-hybrid system, we have cloned ApCREB2, a transcription factor constitutively expressed in sensory neurons that resembles human CREB2 and mouse ATF4. ApCREB2 represses ApCREB-1-mediated transcription in F9 cells. Injection of anti-ApCREB2 antibodies into Aplysia sensory neurons causes a single pulse of serotonin (5-HT), which induces only short-term facilitation lasting minutes, to evoke facilitation lasting more than 1 day. This facilitation has the properties of long-term facilitation: it requires transcription and translation, induces the growth of new synaptic connections, and occludes further facilitation by five pulses of 5-HT.