Synaptic Transmission Synaptic Events Action Potential reaches axon
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Synaptic Transmission
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 n Termination ~ n
Presynaptic Axon Terminal Button Postsynaptic Membrane Dendritic Spine
1. Precursor Transport
2. Synthesis _ _ _ enzymes/cofactors NT
3. Storage in vesicles
NT Terminal Button Dendritic Spine Synapse Vesicles
4. Release Terminal Button Dendritic Spine Synapse Receptors
Terminal Button AP Dendritic Spine Synapse
Exocytosis Ca++
5. Activation
6. Termination
6. Termination by. . . Diffusion
6. Termination by. . . Enzymatic degradation
6. Termination by. . . Reuptake
6. Termination by. . . Autoreceptors A
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 second messenger systems l receptor indirectly controls channel ~ n
Ionotropic Channels Channel NT neurotransmitter
Ionotropic Channels NT Pore
Ionotropic Channels NT
Ionotropic Channels NT
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 channel l opens or closes l relatively fast ~ n
G protein: direct control R G GDP
G protein: direct control R G GTP Pore
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 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 GTP ATP c. AMP PK
G protein: Protein Phosphorylation A C R G GTP ATP P c. AMP PK Pore
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