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H.?Namba T.?NagayamaEmail author 《Journal of comparative physiology. A, Neuroethology, sensory, neural, and behavioral physiology》2004,190(8):615-622
Nonspiking local interneurones are the important premotor elements in arthropod motor control systems. We have analyzed the synaptic interactions between nonspiking interneurones in the crayfish terminal (6th) abdominal ganglion using simultaneous intracellular recordings. Only 15% of nonspiking interneurones formed bi-directional excitatory connections. In 77% of connections, however, the nonspiking interneurones showed a one-way inhibitory interaction. In these cases, the presynaptic nonspiking interneurones received excitatory synaptic inputs from the sensory afferents innervating hairs on the surface of the uropods and the postsynaptic nonspiking interneurones received inhibitory synaptic inputs that were partly mediated by the inputs to the presynaptic nonspiking interneurones. The membrane hyperpolarization of the postsynaptic nonspiking interneurones mediated by the presynaptic nonspiking interneurones was reduced in amplitude when the hyperpolarizing current was injected into the postsynaptic interneurones, or when the external bathing solution was replaced with one containing low calcium and high magnesium concentrations. The role of these interactions in the circuits controlling the movements of the terminal appendages is discussed.Abbreviations AL antero-lateral - epsp excitatory postsynaptic potential - ipsp inhibitory postsynaptic potential - PL postero-lateral 相似文献
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Antidiabetic Sulphonylureas Stimulate Acetylcholine Release from Striatal Cholinergic Interneurones Through Inhibition of KATP Channel Activity 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Abstract: The sulphonylureas tolbutamide and glibenclamide were shown to stimulate acetylcholine release from rat striatal slices. To determine the mechanism of this effect, whole-cell patch-clamp recordings were made from large neurones within the striatum that displayed morphological, electrophysiological, and pharmacological characteristics typical of cholinergic interneurones. Dialysis of these neurones with a pipette solution containing low concentrations of ATP produced a gradual hyperpolarisation that could be reversed by bath application of the sulphonylureas. In voltage-clamp studies, these compounds were shown to act through the inhibition of a potassium conductance. It is concluded that cholinergic interneurones within the rat striatum express sulphonylurea-sensitive ATP-sensitive potassium channel activity. These channels are probably cytoprotective and may prove to be novel sites of therapeutic modulation. 相似文献
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W.T. Catton 《Journal of insect physiology》1976,22(11):1475-1484
One compound eye of an immobilised locust viewed a large screen on to which were projected discs of light for periods of 2 sec every 40 sec. The spike response was counted concurrently in the DCMD and the next largest axon in the contralateral nerve cord connective. The average score for 10 trials, after correction for background was plotted for a series of discs subtending a range of angles from 0.05 to 84°.It was found that the response of the DCMD peaked sharply and consistently at a subtense of 0.3°, and fell away to a low plateau or to zero over the range 2° to 84°. The response could exceed background down to subtenses as low as 0.05° (3′ of arc). The response of the next largest axon also showed an early peak, but it was inhibitory and resembled a mirror image of that of the DCMD, although it did not always coincide, ranging from 0.2 to 0.3°. The response, by contrast with the DCMD, rose to a high level at large subtenses, forming a flat peak.No explanation in optical terms could be found for this peaking at small subtenses, and a scheme is proposed by which a peak response could develop by the interaction of excitatory and inhibitory processes in the optic lobe.The peak value of 0.3° corresponds with the resolution limit for moving periodic patterns repeatedly demonstrated by Burtt and Catton (e.g. 1962, 1969). Such peaking behaviour would serve to lift the response curve of the whole visual system at high spatial frequencies, and thus extend the resolution limit.With stepwise reduction in intensity of a small luminous target there was a steep fall in the DCMD response, but a similar reduction for a large target had only a small effect. This could be explained by assuming that excitatory processes were prevalent for small targets, subtending about 0.3°, whereas for larger targets the excitatory and inhibitory processes came into balance over a wide range of intensities, thereby stabilising the response, at a low level. 相似文献
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D. P. Maitland W. J. Heitler M. S. Laverack 《Journal of comparative physiology. A, Neuroethology, sensory, neural, and behavioral physiology》1991,168(4):513-520
Summary Photosensitivity in the terminal abdominal ganglion (G5) of an anomuran, the squat lobsterGalathea strigosa (Crustacea, Decapoda, Anomura), is described. In contrast to the caudal photoreceptors (CPRs) of long-tailed natantid and macruran decapod crustaceans, the caudal photosensitive elements in G5 inG. strigosa apparently lack the conventional spiking rostral conduction pathways to the thoracic ganglia, and instead make their output connections to a bilateral pair of tonic flexor motoneurones originating within the caudal ganglion itself. These flexor motoneurones modulate the activity of two bilaterally paired uropod coxopodite tonic flexor muscles. This photomodulated motoneurone (PMMN) activity is not abolished by sectioning the abdominal nerve cord anterior to G5. The pattern of photosensitivity, while differing from that shown by other CPRs, resembles instead the pattern attributed to photosensitive interneurones (PSIs) of rostral abdominal ganglia of crayfish and other long-tailed decapod crustaceans.The caudal PSIs inG. strigosa appear to be involved in the postural control of the tail-fan as it is held flexed against the cephalothorax. 相似文献
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M. Ferber R. Hustert 《Journal of comparative physiology. A, Neuroethology, sensory, neural, and behavioral physiology》1996,178(5):679-697
A single mutipolar receptor cell is located at the dorsal edge of the lateral internal dorsal muscle in each abdominal segment of the locust (Locusta migratoria). Muscle and receptor cell form the abdominal muscle receptor organ. The receptor cell monitors length changes in the intersegmental muscle, and as a consequence also detects the length of an abdominal segment (cuticule and intersegmental membrane).The muscle receptor organ responds in a phasictonic fashion. The phasic component encodes the rate of change in the stimulus independent from the prevailing length of the muscle receptor organ. The tonic component monitors the absolute length of the muscle.Stimulation of a single muscle receptor organ leads to reflex effects on the ipsilateral longitudinal muscles in at least three adjacent segments. Muscles that shorten the abdomen are activated while their extending antagonists receive reduced activity.The reflex activation of the muscles is polysynaptic. Monosynaptic connections between the receptor and the motoneurones were not found.We identified an interneurone that receives monosynaptic input from the muscle receptor organs in at least three adjacent segments. The interneurone excites motorneurones to the longitudinal muscles of the next posterior segment.Abbreviations
aMROII
abdominal muscle receptor interneurone 1
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AS3
third abdominal segment
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AS4
fourth abdominal segment
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AS5
fifth abdominal segment
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AS6
sixth abdominal segment
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EPSP
excitatory postsynaptic potential
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MN
median nerve
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MR
multipolar receptor cell
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MRO
muscle receptor organ
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N1
tergal nerve
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N2
sternal nerve 相似文献
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A. Chrachri D. Neil B. Mulloney 《Journal of comparative physiology. A, Neuroethology, sensory, neural, and behavioral physiology》1994,175(3):371-380
The expression of both swimmeret and postural motor patterns in crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus) were affected by stimulation of a second root of a thoracic ganglion. The response of the swimmeret system depended on the state of the postural system. In most cases, the response of the swimmeret system outlasted the stimulus.Stimulation of a thoracic second root also elicited coordinated responses from the postural system, that outlasted the stimulus. In different preparations, either the flexor excitor motor neurones or the extensor excitor motor neurones were excited by this stimulation. In every case, excitation of one set of motor neurones was accompanied by inhibition of that group's functional antagonists.This stimulation seemed to coordinate the activity of both systems; when stimulation inhibited the flexor motor neurones, then the extensor motor neurones and the swimmeret system were excited. When stimulation excited the flexor motor neurones, then the extensor motor neurones and the swimmeret system were inhibited.Two classes of interneurones that responded to stimulation of a thoracic second root were encountered in the first abdominal ganglion. These interneurones could be the pathway that coordinates the response of the postural and swimmeret systems to stimulation of a thoracic second root.Abbreviations TSR
thoracic second root
- epsp
excitatory post-synaptic potential
- ipsp
inhibitory post-synaptic potential
- EJP
excitatory jonctional potential
- PS
power-stroke
- RS
return-stroke
- INT
interneurone
- N1
first segmental nerve
- N2
second segmental nerve
- N3
third segmental nerve
- A1
abdominal ganglion 1 相似文献
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