Local Ca2+ signaling in sympathetic ganglion neurons
交感神经节神经元中的局部 Ca2 信号传导
基本信息
- 批准号:6896137
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 31.41万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2002-07-03 至 2008-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The overall goal of this project is to
gain further insight into local Ca2+ signaling in neurons. Local
spatio-temporal differences in cytosolic (Ca2+), together with localized
intracellular Ca2+ receptor molecules, provide one mechanism for selective
modulation of diverse cellular functions by the single messenger Ca2+ in the
same cell. Our recent confocal imaging of ryanodine receptor (RyR) Ca2+ release
channels, endoplasmic reticulum (ER) Ca2+ pumps and mitochondria in cultured
dissociated frog sympathetic ganglion neurons has indicated six specialized
cellular sub-domains in these neurons: a peripheral ER-rich shell, an
underlying mitochondria-rich shell, a central cytoplasm, a peripheral and a
central perinuclear ER and the nucleus at the nuclear pole. Our recent video
rate confocal fluorescent Ca2+ indicator (fluo-4) imaging in these neurons has
revealed discrete sub-plasma membrane sites of preferential initiation of Ca2+
release activated either by caffeine or by a single action potential. The
peripheral Ca2+ transients presumably occur via Ca2+ release from peripheral ER
since they are eliminated by ER Ca2+ depletion. We now propose to address the
following aims. (1) To characterize Ca2+ release, Ca2+ uptake and Ca2+
propagation in and between each of the identified sub-domains in these neurons,
and to simulate our observations with a 6 interconnected sub-domain model of
the neurons. (2) To study the basis for local peripheral sites of preferential
Ca2+ release during single action potentials, and to determine whether these
preferential release sites may also generate discrete local Ca2+ release events
(Ca2+) "sparks"). (3) To determine the effects of transmitter-induced
activation and other physiological perturbations in neurons in culture as well
as in ganglia. We will combine high speed "band scan" (4 or 8 ms per band) and
line scan (63 us per line) confocal fluorescent Ca2+ imaging of neurons in
culture and in partially dissected fresh ganglia, electrophysiology, rapid
extracellular perfusion, release of caged compounds, cytosolic injection of
cDNA and/or proteins and histochemical study of live and fixed neurons. Our
results will provide new insights regarding local Ca2+ signaling mechanisms
that could be compromised in neuronal disease.
描述(由申请人提供):本项目的总体目标是
进一步了解神经元中的局部Ca 2+信号。当地
细胞溶质(Ca 2+)的时空差异,以及局部
细胞内Ca 2+受体分子,提供了一种选择性地
细胞内单个信使Ca 2+对多种细胞功能的调节
相同单元我们最近对Ryanodine受体(RyR)Ca 2+释放的共聚焦成像
细胞培养液中的钙通道、内质网(ER)钙泵和线粒体
分离的青蛙交感神经节神经元表明,
这些神经元中的细胞亚结构域:外周ER丰富的外壳,
下面的富甲壳,中央细胞质,周边和
中央核周ER和核极处的核。我们最近的视频
在这些神经元中的共聚焦荧光Ca 2+指示剂(fluo-4)成像,
揭示了不连续的亚质膜位点的优先启动钙
由咖啡因或单个动作电位激活的释放。的
外周Ca 2+瞬变可能通过外周ER的Ca 2+释放而发生
因为它们通过ER Ca 2+耗尽而被消除。我们现建议处理
的目标。(1)表征Ca 2+释放、Ca 2+摄取和Ca 2 +
在这些神经元中的每个所识别的子域中和子域之间的传播,
并模拟我们的观察与6互联子域模型,
神经元(2)以研究为基础,对当地周边站点进行优惠
在单个动作电位过程中的Ca 2+释放,并确定这些
优先释放位点也可产生离散的局部Ca 2+释放事件
(Ca2+)“火花”)。(3)为了确定发射机引起的
激活和其他生理扰动的神经元培养以及
就像神经节一样我们将结合联合收割机高速“频带扫描”(每个频带4或8 ms)和
线扫描(63 us/线)共聚焦荧光Ca 2+成像的神经元,
培养和部分解剖的新鲜神经节,电生理学,快速
细胞外灌注,笼状化合物的释放,
活的和固定的神经元的cDNA和/或蛋白质和组织化学研究。我们
结果将提供有关局部Ca 2+信号机制的新见解
在神经元疾病中可能受到损害。
项目成果
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