突触特异性与突触前特性获得之间的关系。

Journal de physiologie Pub Date : 1990-01-01
P G Haydon, M J Zoran, H J Man-Son-Hing, E M Sievers, R T Doyle
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1. 在细胞培养中测定了鉴定的成体Helisoma神经元突触发生的特异性。胆碱能神经元B5不加选择地与新的胆碱感受性靶神经元和肌肉形成化学连接的突触前元件。相比之下,胆碱能神经元B19具有选择性,能够区分新的和合适的靶细胞。神经元B19只与适当的肌肉目标形成化学连接。2. 研究了两种识别的神经元突触前特性的获得与目标接触无关。B5神经元与新目标在接触数秒内形成功能连接,表明该细胞在接触目标前已合成突触前装置。相比之下,神经元B19没有显示出释放神经递质的能力。3.为了进一步研究突触前特性的发展,建立了巨突触末端模型系统。与神经系统分离的神经元B5的胞体是无分泌的。在阻止神经突延伸的条件下,躯体获得释放神经递质的能力。本实验可用于突触前神经元B5钙电流的研究。急性分离的非分泌性躯体含有两种类型的钙电流:低压激活(LVA)和高压激活(HVA)。当B5获得分泌能力时,胞体中的钙电流类型发生变化。分泌体只含HVA钙电流。4. 神经元B5也在允许神经突延伸的条件下被镀。LVA和HVA钙电流维持在其体内(非分泌),HVA钙电流仅维持在其生长锥内(分泌)。因此,B5在没有靶源提示的情况下,通过与局部分泌能力相关的膜中特定钙电流的存在进行差异调节。5. 这些数据表明,神经元B5具有内在的程序,在目标接触之前产生突触前钙通道和分泌装置。这种初始突触前发育的自主性可能是B5在突触发生中表现出的缺乏靶细胞识别的基础。
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A relation between synaptic specificity and the acquisition of presynaptic properties.

1. The specificity of synaptogenesis of identified adult neurons of Helisoma was determined in cell culture. Cholinergic neuron B5 indiscriminately forms the presynaptic element of chemical connections with novel cholinoceptive target neurons and muscle. By contrast, cholinergic neuron B19 is selective and discriminates between novel and appropriate target cells. Neuron B19 forms chemical connections with appropriate muscle targets only. 2. The acquisition of presynaptic properties independent of target contact was studied for both identified neurons. Functional connections form between neuron B5 and novel targets within seconds of contact, indicating that this cell has synthesized the presynaptic apparatus before target contact. In contrast, neuron B19 showed no evidence of possessing the ability to release neurotransmitter. 3. To further study the development of presynaptic properties, a model system of giant synaptic terminals was developed. The soma of neuron B5, acutely isolated from the nervous system is non-secretory. In conditions that prevent the extension of neurites, somata gain the ability to release neurotransmitter. This experimentally tractable system was used to study the calcium currents of presynaptic neuron B5. Acutely-isolated non-secretory somata contain two types of calcium currents: low-voltage-activated (LVA) and high-voltage-activated (HVA). The types of calcium currents in the soma change when B5 gains its secretory capacity. Secretory somata contain HVA calcium current only. 4. Neuron B5 was also plated in conditions which permit the extension of neurites. LVA and HVA calcium currents were maintained in its soma (non-secretory) but HVA calcium current only was maintained in its growth cones (secretory). Thus, B5 differentially regulates the presence of specific calcium currents in its membrane in relation to local secretory capacity without target-derived cues. 5. These data suggest that neuron B5 has an intrinsic program which generates presynaptic calcium channels and secretory apparatus prior to target contact. This autonomy of initial presynaptic development may underlie the lack of target cell discrimination exhibited by B5 in synaptogenesis.

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