Mechanisms of stationary voltage fluctuation in the neuromuscular junction endplate and corresponding denoising paradigms

IF 2.2 4区 生物学 Q3 BIOPHYSICS European Biophysics Journal Pub Date : 2024-07-15 DOI:10.1007/s00249-024-01715-x
Jia-Zeng Wang, Pengkun Hu, Shu Ma
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The neuromuscular junction (NMJ) has an elaborate anatomy to ensure agile and accurate signal transmission. Based on our formerly obtained expressions of the thermal and conductance induced voltage fluctuations, in this paper, the mechanisms underlying the conductance-induced voltage fluctuation are characterized from two aspects: the scaling laws with respect to either of the two system-size factors, the number of receptors or the membrane area; and the “seesaw effect" with respect to the intensive parameter, the concentration of acetylcholine. According to these mechanisms, several aspects of the NMJ anatomy are explained from a denoising perspective. Finally, the power spectra of the two types of voltage fluctuations are characterized by their specific scaling laws, based on which we explain why the endplate noise has the low-frequency property that is described by the term “seashell sound".

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神经肌肉接头终板的静态电压波动机制及相应的去噪范例。
神经肌肉接头(NMJ)具有精密的解剖结构,以确保信号传输的敏捷性和准确性。基于我们之前获得的热和电导诱导电压波动的表达式,本文从两个方面描述了电导诱导电压波动的内在机制:与两个系统规模因素(受体数量或膜面积)中任一因素有关的缩放规律;以及与密集参数(乙酰胆碱浓度)有关的 "跷跷板效应"。根据这些机制,从去噪的角度解释了 NMJ 解剖学的几个方面。最后,两种电压波动的功率谱都有其特定的缩放规律,在此基础上,我们解释了为什么终板噪声具有 "贝壳声 "这一术语所描述的低频特性。
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European Biophysics Journal
European Biophysics Journal 生物-生物物理
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