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Synaptic Transmission Lecture 12

Synaptic Transmission Lecture 12. Synapses n Communication b/n neurons n Electrical l Electrotonic conduction n Chemical l Ligand / receptor ~

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Page 1: Synaptic Transmission Lecture 12. Synapses n Communication b/n neurons n Electrical l Electrotonic conduction n Chemical l Ligand / receptor ~

Synaptic Transmission

Lecture 12

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Synapses

Communication b/n neurons Electrical

Electrotonic conduction Chemical

Ligand / receptor ~

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Electrical Synapses

Tight jucnctions Connexons Passive current & larger molecules (e.g., ATP)

Synchronous activity Breathing Hormone release from

hypothalamus ~

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Synaptic Transmission

Nature of signal across synapse?

Sherrington electrotonic

transmission Most neural

conduction too slow Delay in spinal

reflexes ~

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Synaptic Transmission

Otto Loewi had a dream Chemical Signal? How can it be

demonstrated? Frog Heart

Preparation ~

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Stimulate Vagus Heart rate slows ~

electrical stimulation

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Stimulate A Collect fluid ~

A B-

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A B

Perfuse heart B Heart B slows

chemical = vagusstoff ~

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B

Repeat w/ accelerator nerve HR increases Acceleransstoff ~

A+

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The Chase Is On

Search for chemical neurotransmitters (NT)

Criteria Synaptic Model ~

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Synaptic Events

Action Potential reaches axon terminal Chemical substance released

Neurotransmitter (NT) Diffuses across synapse Binds to receptor protein

EPSP or IPSP ~

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1. Precursor transport

2. NT synthesis

3. Storage

4. Release

5. Activation

6. Termination ~

Synaptic Transmission Model

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PresynapticAxon Terminal

PostsynapticMembrane

Terminal Button

Dendritic Spine

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1. Precursor Transport

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E

2. Synthesis

Enzymes & cofactors ~

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3. Storage

E

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Synapse

Terminal Button Dendritic

Spine

3. StorageIn vesicles

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Ca++

4. Release

diffusion

AP

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5. Activation NT binds to receptor

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Activation

NT binds to postsynaptic receptor opens ion channel EPSP

Na+ into cell or IPSP

K+ out of cell ~

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6. Termination

4 Basic methods Diffusion Enzymatic degradation Presynaptic reuptake

active transport Autoreceptors ~

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6. Termination autoreceptors

A

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Autoreceptors

On presynaptic terminal Binds NT

same as postsynaptic receptors different receptor subtype

Decreases NT release & synthesis ~

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Termination

Must have discrete signal What if ion channels continually open?

ions move toward equilibrium membrane no longer polarized no EPSPs or IPSPs

Disrupts neural communication Termination ---> neuron repolarizes ~