Synaptic Transmission Synaptic Events Action Potential reaches axon

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Synaptic Transmission

Synaptic Transmission

Synaptic Events Action Potential reaches axon terminal n Chemical substance released Neurotransmitter (NT) n

Synaptic Events Action Potential reaches axon terminal n Chemical substance released Neurotransmitter (NT) n Diffuses across synapse n Binds to receptor protein EPSP or IPSP ~ n

Synaptic Transmission Model Precursor transport n NT synthesis n Storage n Release n Activation

Synaptic Transmission Model Precursor transport n NT synthesis n Storage n Release n Activation n Termination ~ n

Presynaptic Axon Terminal Button Postsynaptic Membrane Dendritic Spine

Presynaptic Axon Terminal Button Postsynaptic Membrane Dendritic Spine

1. Precursor Transport

1. Precursor Transport

2. Synthesis _ _ _ enzymes/cofactors NT

2. Synthesis _ _ _ enzymes/cofactors NT

3. Storage in vesicles

3. Storage in vesicles

NT Terminal Button Dendritic Spine Synapse Vesicles

NT Terminal Button Dendritic Spine Synapse Vesicles

4. Release Terminal Button Dendritic Spine Synapse Receptors

4. Release Terminal Button Dendritic Spine Synapse Receptors

Terminal Button AP Dendritic Spine Synapse

Terminal Button AP Dendritic Spine Synapse

Exocytosis Ca++

Exocytosis Ca++

5. Activation

5. Activation

6. Termination

6. Termination

6. Termination by. . . Diffusion

6. Termination by. . . Diffusion

6. Termination by. . . Enzymatic degradation

6. Termination by. . . Enzymatic degradation

6. Termination by. . . Reuptake

6. Termination by. . . Reuptake

6. Termination by. . . Autoreceptors A

6. Termination by. . . Autoreceptors A

Autoreceptors On presynaptic terminal n Binds NT same as postsynaptic receptors different receptor subtype

Autoreceptors On presynaptic terminal n Binds NT same as postsynaptic receptors different receptor subtype n Decreases NT release & synthesis n Metabotropic receptors l alters protein synthesis ~ n

Receptor Activation Ionotropic channel l directly controls channel l fast n Metabotropic channel l

Receptor Activation Ionotropic channel l directly controls channel l fast n Metabotropic channel l second messenger systems l receptor indirectly controls channel ~ n

Ionotropic Channels Channel NT neurotransmitter

Ionotropic Channels Channel NT neurotransmitter

Ionotropic Channels NT Pore

Ionotropic Channels NT Pore

Ionotropic Channels NT

Ionotropic Channels NT

Ionotropic Channels NT

Ionotropic Channels NT

Metabotropic Channels Receptor separate from channel n 2 d messenger system l G proteins

Metabotropic Channels Receptor separate from channel n 2 d messenger system l G proteins l c. AMP l other types n Effects l Control channel l Alter properties of receptors l regulation of gene expression ~ n

G protein: direct control NT is 1 st messenger n G protein binds to

G protein: direct control NT is 1 st messenger n G protein binds to channel l opens or closes l relatively fast ~ n

G protein: direct control R G GDP

G protein: direct control R G GDP

G protein: direct control R G GTP Pore

G protein: direct control R G GTP Pore

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation Open or close channels at resting Vm n NT =

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation Open or close channels at resting Vm n NT = 1 st messenger n Membrane-associated components l Receptor l Transducer l Primary effector n Intracellular l 2 d messenger l Secondary effector ~ n

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation external signal: nt norepinephrine Receptor b adrenergic -R transducer primary

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation external signal: nt norepinephrine Receptor b adrenergic -R transducer primary effector GS adenylyl cyclase 2 d messenger c. AMP secondary effector protein kinase

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GDP PK

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GDP PK

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GTP ATP c. AMP PK

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GTP ATP c. AMP PK

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GTP ATP P c. AMP PK

G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GTP ATP P c. AMP PK Pore