PRESYNAPTIC MECHANISMS OF SOME NEURONAL PLASTICITIES
PRESYNAPTIC MECHANISMS OF SOME NEURONAL PLASTICITIES
批准号:
3415014
负责人:
GEORGE Davis BITTNER
金额:
$14.75万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-12-01 至 1995-11-30
关键词:
action potentials alternatives to animals in research biophysics calcium channel blockers calcium flux crayfish electrical conductance electrophysiology evoked potentials long term potentiation magnetic recording system neural facilitation neural plasticity neuropharmacology neurotransmitter transport phosphorylation potassium potassium channel sodium voltage /patch clamp
中文摘要
我们的长期目标是确定电生理和生物物理
负责突触前可塑性的机制,
易化、增强、强直后增强和长期
增强作用 所有这些同突触可塑体将被检查
使用小龙虾开启器兴奋神经元,其神经末梢可以
距离发射器双倍穿透一个空间常数的分数
可以记录其诱发和自发释放的释放部位,
大的,可识别的突触后肌肉细胞。 使用该制剂,我们
建议检查钙电流的增加,
几个钾电导,和/或增加内部钙或
钠浓度有助于任何或所有这些同源突触
塑料。 电生理学和生物物理学范式已经被
精心设计来测量每一种离子特性。
鉴于许多其他细胞/分子的保守进化,
机制(包括轴突传导和突触传递),
这些突触可塑性的细胞/分子机制,
几乎可以肯定的是,
哺乳动物突触(包括人类)。 这些知识很重要
因为突触可塑性的促进,增强,
强直后增强可能负责这种行为
长时程增强效应(long-term potentiation)
可能是学习和记忆的神经基础。
英文摘要
Our long-term objective is to define electrophysiological and biophysical
mechanisms which are responsible for the presynaptic plasticities of
facilitation, augmentation, post-tetanic potentiation and long-term
potentiation. All of these homosynaptic plasticides will be examined
using the crayfish opener excitor neuron whose nerve terminals can be
doubly penetrated a fraction of a space constant away from transmitter
release sites whose evoked and spontaneous release can be recorded from
large, identified postsynaptic muscle cells. Using this preparation, we
propose to examine whether increases in calcium currents, decreases in
several potassium conductances, and/or increases in internal calcium or
sodium concentrations contribute to any or all of these homosynaptic
plasticides. Electrophysiological and biophysical paradigms have been
carefully designed to measure each of these ionic properties.
Given the conservative evolution of many other cellular/molecular
mechanisms (including axonal conduction and synaptic transmission),
cellular/molecular mechanisms of these synaptic plasticities found at
crayfish opener excitor synapses will almost certainly be found at
mammalian synapses (including humans). Such knowledge is important
because the synaptic plasticities of facilitation, augmentation, and
post-tetanic potentiation are probably responsible for such behavioral
phenomena as arousal and sensitization, whereas long-term potentiation
may be the neuronal basis for learning and memory.
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