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5.2. SynapticPlasticity in IL-6 tg,CCL2-tgandCXCL-10 tgMice
Synapticplasticity isachange inthemagnitudeofsynaptic responses that resultswhenasynapse
is repetitivelystimulated. Synapticplasticity isconsideredtobeanimportantcellularmechanismof
memoryandlearning[71]. Short-termand/or long-termsynapticplasticityat theSchaffercollateral to
CA1pyramidalneuronsynapsehasbeenstudiedinoneormoreof the transgenic lines. Resultsare
summarized inTable1.
5.2.1. Short-TermSynapticPlasticity
Inthis formofsynapticplasticity, repetitiveactivationofasynapseatshort intervals (<1s)elicitsa
transient increaseordecrease in themagnitudeof thesynaptic response. Short-termsynapticplasticity
is experimentallydeterminedbyapplying repetitive stimulation to theSchaffer collateralsusinga
paired-pulse (P-P)paradigm.Themagnitudeof theplasticity is indicatedbythepaired-pulseratio
(PPR,magnitudeof the response to the 2nd stimulationdividedbymagnitudeof the response to
the1st stimulation). At theSchaffer collateral toCA1pyramidalneuronsynapse thepaired-pulse
protocol results inanenhancement the fEPSP(i.e., aPPRgreater than1,Figure2A).Thisenhancement
is referredtoaspaired-pulse facilitation(PPF).PPFreflectsgreater transmitter releasewith the2nd
stimulationduetoactionsof residueCa2+ontheprobablyof transmitter release in thepresynaptic
terminalsof theSchaffercollaterals [72–74].
Therewasnodifference inPPFof the fEPSPbetweenthehippocampusfromIL-6 tgandnon-tg
mice at either age studied (1–2and3–6monthsof age) [60]. Thehippocampus fromCCL2-tgand
non-tgmicestudiedat2–3monthsofagealsoshowednodifference inPPFof the fEPSP[67]. In the
7–12monthsCCL2-tgSJLmice,PPFof the fEPSPwas increasedat the40mspaired-pulse intervalbut
notat longer intervalscomparedto thehippocampusfromnon-tgmice, indicatingactivity-induced
presynapticchanges that impactexcitatorysynaptic transmission ina limitedmanner [61]. Therewas
nosignificantdifference in thePPFbetweentheCXCL10tgandnon-tghippocampusfrom5–6months
oldmice [68].
Asecondformofshort-termplasticity inducedbysynapticactivationoccurs inthesomaticregion
of theCA1neuronsandaffects thePSthat isgeneratedbythe fEPSP.Plasticityof thePScanresult ina
PPRgreater thanone(less inhibition;Figure2B)or less thanone(more inhibition)dependingonthe
relativecontributionofsomatic/dendriticexcitabilityandrecurrent inhibitionto thesomatic region.
Therewasnodifference inPPRof thePSbetween thehippocampus fromIL-6 tgandnon-tgmice
ateitheragestudied (1–2and3–5monthsofage) [60], orbetween thehippocampus fromCCL2-tg
andnon-tgmiceat2–3monthsofage[67]. PPRof thePSin thehippocampusfrom7–12monthsold
CCL2-tgSJLmicewasincreasedcomparedtothehippocampusfromnon-tgmice, indicatingdecreased
inhibitory influences in thesoma/dendritic region[61]. Therewasnosignificantdifference inPPRof
thePSbetweentheCXCL10tgandnon-tghippocampusfrom5–6monthsoldmice [68].
5.2.2. Long-TermSynapticPlasticity
Long-lastingchanges insynaptic transmissionarealsoobservedat theSchaffercollateral toCA1
pyramidalneuronsynapse. Thesechangescan involveanincrease in themagnitudeof thesynaptic
response, referredtoas long-termpotentiation(LTP),oradecrease in themagnitudeof thesynaptic
response, referred toas long-termdepression (LTD).LTP is experimentally inducedbybrief, high
frequencystimulationof theSchaffercollaterals,whereasLTDis inducedexperimentallybyprolonged
stimulationof theSchaffercollateralsat lowfrequency. LTPhasbeenstudiedinhippocampalslices
fromtheIL-6 tg,CCL2-tg,CCL2-tgSJLandCXCL10-tgmice,butstudiesonLTDhavenotappeared.
Highfrequencystimulation(HFS)of theSchaffercollaterals inducesan immediateanddramatic
increase in theamplitudeof the fEPSP,afterwhichtheenhancementdeclinessomewhat toasteady,
stable level reflectingLTP(Figure2C).The initial enhancement isashorter formofsynapticplasticity
referred to as post-tetanic potentiation (PTP). PTP results from the impact ofHFSonpresynaptic
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Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Titel
- Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Autor
- Donna Gruol
- Herausgeber
- MDPI
- Ort
- Basel
- Datum
- 2017
- Sprache
- englisch
- Lizenz
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03842-571-7
- Abmessungen
- 17.0 x 24.0 cm
- Seiten
- 164
- Schlagwörter
- neuroimmune, cytokine, chemokine, glia cel, neuron, neurodevelopment, neuroimmune disorder, neurologic disease, psychiatric disease, neuronal injury
- Kategorie
- Medizin