温度对下丘脑神经元膜上延迟整流性K~ 通道活动密度的影响

目的 :探讨温度对下丘脑神经元延迟整流性K 单离子通道 (Ik)活动密度的影响。方法 :采用膜片钳细胞贴附式技术观察和记录 32℃、37℃和 39℃时下丘脑神经元Ik 的活动。结果 :温度升高 ,记录到封接膜片上Ik 活动的机率增大 ,由 32℃时的 34.6 %升至 39℃时的 5 1.0 % ,而且出现多通道活动 ;Ik 通道活动密度明显增高 (P <0 .0 5 ) ,32℃、37℃和 39℃时膜上的通道活动密度分别为 0 .71、1.2 2和 1.5 2channels/ μm2 。结论 :温度升高 ,下丘脑神经元上Ik 通道更多地处于活动状态 ,这可能有利于下丘脑神经元对体温活动的调节     

不同温度条件对下丘脑神经元K+单离子通道簇状开放的影响

目的：探讨温度对下丘脑神经元电压依赖性K^ 单离子通道（Kv）簇状开放（Burst opening）的影响。方法：采用膜片钳细胞贴附式技术观察和记录32℃、37℃和39℃时下丘脑神经元Kv的活动。结果：温度升高,单位时间内记录到的Burst开放明显增多,平均开放间期变长。当温度从32℃升至39℃,B1从1．5ms升至8．1ms,B2从6．6ms升至83．2ms,Burst内部开放数目也由1－2个升至8个,从以简单Burst开放（SB）为主转变成以复杂Burst开放（CB）占优势。结论：温度升高,下丘脑神经元上IK通道更多地处于活动状态,这可能有利于下丘脑神经元对体温变化的调节。     

温度诱导的下丘脑神经元Kv簇状开放的特性

采用膜片钳细胞贴附式技术 ,观察和记录了32℃、37℃和39℃时下丘脑神经元电压依赖性K +单离子通道 (Kv)的活动 ,探讨Kv簇状开放 (Burstopening)与开放概率的关系。结果表明 ,温度升高时 ,单位时间内记录到的Burst开放明显增多 ,开放概率NPo从37℃时的0.175±0.124升至39℃时的0.696±0.187(P<0.01)。明显影响NPo的Burst开放有关参数包括Burst内部的开放数目和两个Burst开放的间期。温度升高 ,Burst开放内部开放数目增多 ,两个Burst开放间期明显缩短 ,39℃时出现较多的近Burst开放     

长时程冷暴露后大鼠下丘脑脑片视前区温敏神经元的适应性变化

本文比较了生活在冷室（５±１℃，２０只）和暖室（２０±３℃，３５只）达三周的雄性Ｗｉｓｔａｒ大鼠下丘脑脑片视前区神经元电活动和温度敏感性，共记录到１２７个来自暖室组及８６个来自冷室组自发放电神经元。结果表明：（１）冷适应后冷敏神经元的比例明显提高，温度敏感性不变而放电活动的临界温度和下限温度明显下移；（２）热敏神经元的温度敏感性和临界温度降低，但在３７℃时的自发放电活动频率显著增加；（３）非温敏神经元的电活动也增加，其下限温度下移极显著，显示了大鼠视前区神经元在冷适应中的可塑性及其与冷适应中体温调节的机制相关。     

大鼠下丘脑离体脑薄片视上核神经元的全细胞记录

在大鼠下丘脑薄片标本上对52例视上核神经元进行了全细胞膜片箝记录。膜被动及主动电生理参数测量如下：静息电位,59±8mV;输入阻抗,535±129MΩ;时间常数,32±9ms;动作电位幅度,99±11mV;超射值,37±13mV（n＝39）。大多数神经元在接受去极化刺激时出现明显的慢后超极化电位或电流。我们发现,在电压箱状态下几乎所有的视上核神经元均接受兴奋性和／或抑制性突触传λ（n=13）。药理学实验表明,兴奋性突触后电流是由non－NMDA亚型谷氨酸受体介导,而抑制性突触后电流由GABAA受体介导。     

下丘脑神经元电压依赖性钾电流活动在大鼠出生后发育过程中的变化

采用膜片钳细胞贴附式技术,比较研究SD大鼠下丘脑神经元电压依赖性钾通道(voltage-dependent potassium channel,Kv)单通道电流活动的动力学特性,在出生后发育过程中的变化。出生不同天数的大鼠,其下丘脑神经元上Kv通道的电流强度和电导无显著差别(P>0.05),通道电导接近120 pS;单位时间内封接膜片上N个通道的开放概率的总和升高,由第1天的0.19±0.08(n=10)上升到第9天的0.30±0.09(n=10,P<0.05),单通道活动密度增加,由0.14 channel/μm2升高至0.26 channel/μm2。上述结果提示大鼠下丘脑神经元在出生发育过程中,Kv单通道活动的动力学发生显著变化。     

不同温度条件下叉角厉蝽对草地贪夜蛾幼虫的捕食作用

为探明叉角厉蝽Eocanthecona furcellata (Wolff)对草地贪夜蛾Spodoptera frugiperda (Smith)的控害潜能,本文研究了不同温度（17℃、22℃、27℃、32℃、37℃）条件下叉角厉蝽3~4龄若虫对草地贪夜蛾2~3龄幼虫的捕食作用,评估了其在不同温度下的生物防治效果。结果表明,在试验温度范围内叉角厉蝽3~4龄若虫对草地贪夜蛾2~3龄幼虫的捕食功能反应模型符合Holling II型方程,捕食效能a/Th和日均捕食量均在32℃时最大。在同一温度下,叉角厉蝽3~4龄若虫的寻找效应与草地贪夜蛾幼虫密度呈负相关,但猎物密度相同时叉角厉蝽3~4龄若虫的寻找效应与温度呈正相关。在17℃~37℃范围内,Hassell-Varley干扰反应模型能较好地反映出不同叉角厉蝽密度条件下对草地贪夜蛾的捕食情况;在相同的猎物密度条件下叉角厉蝽3~4龄若虫个体间存在种内竞争和自我干扰作用,随着自身密度增大,相互干扰作用增强,搜寻系数Q和相互干扰系数m随着温度升高而增大,在37℃时最大,分别为0.4719和0.788。本试验证实了叉角厉蝽若虫在温度为32℃、猎物密度为60（头/皿）条件下对草地贪夜蛾的日捕食量最大,但随着温度升高,若虫的捕食量趋于饱和或出现下降趋势,在37℃温度条件下种内竞争和自我干扰作用最强。     

Bay K8644及nifedipine对大鼠下丘脑神经元L-型Ca~(2 )通道特性的影响

采用神经元急性分离和膜片箝技术以及细胞贴附式方式记录通道活动 ,探讨DHP类Ca2 通道激动剂BayK8644及拮抗剂nifedipine对下丘脑神经元L 型Ca2 通道的影响。结果显示 ,在BayK8644作用下 ,通道开放形式发生变化 ,明显可见多级开放 ;通道平均开放时间、平均开放概率显著增加 ,但单通道电导无明显变化。nifedipine的作用与BayK8644相反。结果提示 ,BayK8644对下丘脑神经元L 型Ca2 通道有明显激动作用 ,nifedip ine有显著抑制作用     

中枢外源性胃动素对大鼠脑干胃相关神经元电活动及胃运动的影响

用核团或侧脑室微量注射、微电极细胞外单位放电记录及清醒动物胃运动记录等方法,观察了大鼠下丘脑腹内侧区（ｖｅｎｔｒａｌ ｍｅｄｉａｌ ｈｙｐｏｔｈａｌａｍｕｓ,ＶＭＨ）或侧脑室内（ｉｃｖ）微量注入胃动素（ｍｏｔｉｌｉｎ）对延髓迷走复合体（ｄｏｒｓａｌ ｖａｇａｌ ｃｏｍｐｌｅｘ,ＤＶＣ）神经元电活动和胃运动的影响。结果表明：（１）ＶＭＨ注入胃动素会改变ＤＶＣ胃相关神经元的电活动;（２）ＶＭＨ及侧脑室     

CoCl2预处理对大鼠海马神经元急性低氧后Na+、K+电流的影响

目的：观察氯化钴(COCl2)预处理对急性低氧后海马神经元电压门控性Na^ 、K^ 电流的影响。方法：原代培养大鼠海马神经元,分为COCl2预处理和非处理组,采用膜片钳全细胞记录技术,检测急性低氧后海马神经元钠电流(INa)、钾电流(Ik)的变化。结果：急性低氧后,海马神经元INa、Ik电流幅度明显降低,INa阈值右移,而经CoCl2预处理的海马神经元INa、Ik电流的降低幅度明显减轻。结论：COCl2预处理减轻急性低氧所致的INa、Ik电流变化,对神经元有明显的保护作用。     

Outer membrane protein A of Escherichia coli forms temperature-sensitive channels in planar lipid bilayers

The temperature dependence of single-channel conductance and open probability for outer membrane protein A (OmpA) of Escherichia coli were examined in planar lipid bilayers. OmpA formed two interconvertible conductance states, small channels, 36-140 pS, between 15 and 37 degrees C, and large channels, 115-373 pS, between 21 and 39 degrees C. Increasing temperatures had strong effects on open probabilities and on the ratio of large to small channels, particularly between 22 and 34 degrees C, which effected sharp increases in average conductance. The data infer that OmpA is a flexible temperature-sensitive protein that exists as a small pore structure at lower temperatures, but refolds into a large pore at higher temperatures.     

Differential effects of temperature on E. coli and synthetic polyhydroxybutyrate/polyphosphate channels

Complexes of poly-(R)-3-hydroxybutyrate and inorganic polyphosphate (PHB/polyP), isolated from the plasma membranes of Escherichia coli or prepared synthetically (HB(128)/polyP(65)), form Ca(2+)-selective ion channels in planar lipid bilayers that exhibit indistinguishable gating and conductance characteristics at 22 degrees C. Here we examine the gating and conductance of E. coli and synthetic PHB/polyP complexes in planar lipid bilayers as a function of temperature from 15 to 45 degrees C. E. coli PHB/polyP channels remained effectively open throughout this range, with brief closures that became more rare at higher temperatures. Conversely, as temperatures were gradually increased, the open probability of HB(128)/polyP(65) channels progressively decreased. The effect was fully reversible. Channel conductance exhibited three distinct phases. Below 25 degrees C, as PHB approached its glass temperature (ca. 10 degrees C), the conductance of both E. coli and synthetic channels remained at about the same level (95-105 pS). Between 25 degrees C and ca. 40 degrees C, the conductance of E. coli and synthetic channels increased gradually with temperature coefficients (Q(10)) of 1.45 and 1.42, respectively. Above 40 degrees C, E. coli channel conductance increased sharply, whereas the conductance of HB(128)/polyP(65) channels leveled off. The discontinuities in the temperature curves for E. coli channels coincide with discontinuities in thermotropic fluorescence spectra and specific growth rates of E. coli cells. It is postulated that E. coli PHB/polyP complexes are associated with membrane components that inhibit their closure at elevated temperatures.     

Temperature dependence of kinetic parameters of single potential dependent K+ channels in mollusc neurons. Similarity in the action of potential and temperature]

Using the patch-voltage-clamp method on excised membrane fragments from molluscan neurones temperature dependences of kinetic parameters of the fast and slow K(+)-channels were investigated in the temperature range 1 to 40 degrees C. Temperature dependences of probability of the channel open state (P0) for the slow and fast K(+)-channels are, generally, opposite, that is P0 increases for the slow channel and decreases for the fast channel with temperature. Similar dependences characterize durations of single channel open intervals (tau 0) and burst durations (t(p)). Durations of interburst and interpulse intervals (respectively, t(i) and tau) decrease for the slow channel and increase, in contrast, for the fast channel with temperature. For the channels of both types temperature dependences of P0 (as for other parameters) are essentially nonmonotonous. There are two local extrema, at least: for the slow K(+)-channel-maximum at 15 degrees C (minimum for the fast channel) and minimum at 20-25 degrees C (maximum for the fast channel). In some cases the number of local extrema may be greater than two. Some similarity in the action of temperature and membrane potential on the kinetic parameters was observed. For the slow K(+)-channel P0, tau 0 and t p increase with temperature and membrane potential. For the fast channel these parameters decrease at the same conditions. Moreover, for the channels of both types temperature dependences of the kinetic parameters are slightly pronounced at the potentials where potential dependences of the parameters are least. As a whole, temperature measurements showed that there are, possibly, several points of structural transitions (similar to phase transitions) in the temperature range 0 to 40 degrees C. Primarily, the kinetic parameters are determined by these transitions.     

Comparison of excitatory currents activated by different transmitters on crustacean muscle. I. Acetylcholine-activated channels

The properties of acetylcholine-activated excitatory currents on the gm1 muscle of three marine decapod crustaceans, the spiny lobsters Panulirus argus and interruptus, and the crab Cancer borealis, were examined using either noise analysis, analysis of synaptic current decays, or analysis of the voltage dependence of ionophoretically activated cholinergic conductance increases. The apparent mean channel open time (tau n) obtained from noise analysis at -80 mV and 12 degrees C was approximately 13 ms; tau n was prolonged e-fold for about every 100-mV hyperpolarization in membrane potential; tau n was prolonged e- fold for every 10 degrees C decrease in temperature. Gamma, the single- channel conductance, at 12 degrees C was approximately 18 pS and was not affected by voltage; gamma was increased approximately 2.5-fold for every 10 degrees C increase in temperature. Synaptic currents decayed with a single exponential time course, and at -80 mV and 12 degrees C, the time constant of decay of synaptic currents, tau ejc, was approximately 14-15 ms and was prolonged e-fold about every 140-mV hyperpolarization; tau ejc was prolonged about e-fold for every 10 degrees C decrease in temperature. The voltage dependence of the amplitude of steady-state cholinergic currents suggests that the total conductance increase produced by cholinergic agonists is increased with hyperpolarization. Compared with glutamate channels found on similar decapod muscles (see the following article), the acetylcholine channels stay open longer, conduct ions more slowly, and are more sensitive to changes in the membrane potential.     

NO调控下丘脑钙激活钾通道的机制研究

目的 :研究NO对下丘脑神经元钙激活钾通道 (KCa)的作用及其机制。方法 :采用膜片钳技术内面向外式及细胞贴附式。结果 :NO可直接或通过升高cGMP来提高KCa通道的开放概率 (Po) ,这种增强作用是因为通道开放时间延长及开放频率增加。结论 :下丘脑神经元中NO可通过不同机制激活KCa。     

The central efferent mechanism of brown adipose tissue thermogenesis induced by preoptic cooling

This study was performed to investigate central efferent mechanisms for brown adipose tissue thermogenesis. In unanesthetized rats, the effects of local anesthesia of the ventromedial hypothalamus, anterior hypothalamus, and lateral hypothalamus were observed on the brown adipose tissue thermogenesis induced by preoptic cooling. Rats had a thermode, thermocouple, and bilateral injection cannulae chronically implanted in the hypothalamus and a thermocouple beneath the interscapular brown adipose tissue. The experiments were done at an ambient temperature of 24-25 degrees C. Preoptic cooling increased brown adipose tissue and colonic temperatures without shivering. Injecting lidocaine bilaterally into the ventromedial hypothalamus during preoptic cooling reduced brown adipose tissue temperature (Tbat). The mean maximum decrease of Tbat was 0.51 +/- 0.26 degrees C and occurred 5-8 min after lidocaine injection. When lidocaine was injected into the anterior hypothalamus, Tbat increased. The mean maximum increase of Tbat was 0.85 +/- 0.29 degrees C and occurred 4-9 min after lidocaine injection. In the lateral hypothalamus, lidocaine had no effect on Tbat. Tbat was not influenced by injection of saline into the ventromedial, anterior, or lateral hypothalamus. The efferent pathway from preoptic to brown adipose tissue may thus traverse the medial part of hypothalamus. The ventromedial hypothalamus facilitates and anterior hypothalamus inhibits brown adipose tissue thermogenesis induced by preoptic cooling.     

Transition temperatures of the electrical activity of ion channels in the nerve membrane

The temperature dependence of some of the electrical characteristics of neuronal membranes from Aplysia giant neurons and crustacean and cuttlefish giant axons has been analyzed. Arrhenius plots for the maximum rate of depolarization of (V+max) or repolarization (V-max) of the action potential, for the resting membrane conductance, and for the speed of propagation of the action potential, exhibited clear breaks at characteristic temperatures between 17 and 20 degrees C. Lobster giant axons and frog nodes of Ranvier were voltage-clamped at different temperatures between 5 and 30 degrees C. Arrhenius plots for relaxation times related to the opening and closing processes affecting the Na+ and K+ channels were linear. No 'transition' temperature was detected. However, clear-cut changes in (Formula: see text) Na+ and K+ currents, were consistantly observed around 18 degrees C. Values for (Formula: see text) plateaued above 18 degrees C, then decreased gradually as a function of reduced temperature. Variations in temperature between 1 and 30 degrees C did not alter the binding properties of [3H]tetrodotoxin to a purified crab axonal membrane. Pharmacological properties of the Na+ channel are sensitive to temperature. The temperature-dependent effect of veratridine has been studied and indicates a change in properties of the Na+ channel below 20 degrees C. These results support the possibility that the fluidity of membrane lipids in the ionic channel microenvironment may influence the degree to which the channel can open.     

Temperature dependence of Ca2+-activated K+ currents in the membrane of human erythrocytes

The currents through single Ca2+-activated K+ channels were studied in excised inside-out membrane patches of human erythrocytes. The effects of temperature on single-channel conductance, on channel gating and on activation by Ca2+ were investigated in the temperature range from 0 up to 47 degrees C. The single-channel conductance shows a continuous increase with increasing temperature; an Arrhenius plot of the conductance gives the activation energy of 29.6 +/- 0.4 kJ/mol. Reducing the temperature alters channel-gating kinetics which results in a significant increase of the probability of the channel being open (Po). The calcium dependence of Po is affected by temperature in different ways; the threshold concentration for activation by Ca2+ is not changed, the Ca2+ concentration of half-maximal channel activation is reduced from 2.1 mumol/l at 20 degrees C to 0.3 mumol/l at 0 degrees C, the saturation level of the dependence is reduced for temperatures higher then about 30 degrees C. The relevance of the obtained data for the interpretation of the results known from flux experiments on cells in suspensions is discussed.     

Carbon-13 NMR relaxation studies demonstrate an inverse temperature transition in the elastin polypentapeptide

Carbon-13 NMR longitudinal relaxation time and line-width studies are reported on the coacervate concentration (about 60% water by weight) of singly carbonyl carbon enriched polypentapeptides of elastin: specifically, (L-Val1-L-[1-13C]Pro2-Gly3-L-Val4-Gly5)n and (L-Val1-L-Pro2-Gly3-L-Val4-[1-13C]Gly5)n. On raising the temperature from 10 to 25 degrees C and from 40 to 70 degrees C, carbonyl mobility increases, but over the temperature interval from 25 to 40 degrees C, the mobility decreases. The results characterize an inverse temperature transition in the most fundamental sense of temperature being a measure of molecular motion. This transition in the state of the polypentapeptide indicates an increase in order of polypeptide on raising the temperature from 25 degrees C to physiological temperature. This fundamental NMR characterization corresponds with the results of numerous other physical methods, e.g., circular dichroism, dielectric relaxation, and electron microscopy, that correspondingly indicate an increase in order of the polypentapeptide both intramolecularly and intermolecularly for the same temperature increase from 25 to 40 degrees C. Significantly with respect to elastomeric function, thermoelasticity studies on gamma-irradiation cross-linked polypentapeptide coacervate show a dramatic increase in elastomeric force over the same interval that is here characterized by NMR as an inverse temperature transition. The temperature dependence of mobility above 40 degrees C indicates an activation energy of the order of 1.2 kcal/mol, which is the magnitude of barrier expected for elasticity.     

Effect of hypothermia on reuptake of neuromediators by synaptosomes

Cranio-cerebral hypothermia (temperature of the body 32-30 degrees C, of the brain 29-27 degrees C) was studied for its effect on the reuptake of neuromediators (3H-noradrenaline and [14C]GABA) by the cortex and hypothalamus synaptosomes of the rat brain. It was found that the reuptake of [3H]noradrenaline by the cortex synaptosomes under narcosis and cranio-cerebral hypothermia was inhibited much stronger than that by the hypothalamus synaptosomes. At the same time GABA-ergic synapses of the cortex and hypothalamus were not sensitive to narcosis. Cranio-cerebral hypothermia essentially inhibited the reuptake of [14C] GABA by synaptosomes and hypothalamus.