Lecture 4: Chemical Synaptic Transmission: Recycling and Reuptake Flashcards

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Heuser & Reese (1973) experiment significance

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showed recycling occurs by using horseradish peroxidase to label vesicles

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Yamashita et al (2005, 2010) experiment significance

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after stimulation of a presynaptic neuron, capacitance of the presynaptic membrane does up

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synaptophysins function

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marks changes in acidity (fluorescent pH marker)
- light up when acidity goes down & NT is released from vesicle

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Royle (2012) and Granseth (2006) experiments significance

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used synaptophysins to measure vesicle fusion; stuck it to the vesicle by attaching it to a vesicular SNARE

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SNAP & NSF function in clathrin-mediated endocytosis

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keep vesicular proteins together as they move to the perisynaptic region to be endocytosed

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adaptor proteins in endocytosis

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AP-2, Stonin, AP-180

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adaptor proteins function in clathrin-mediated endocytosis

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help coordinate & recruit clathrin monomers

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clathrin monomer function in clathrin-mediated endocytosis

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form a cage, invaginating the membrane

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dynamin rings function in clathrin-mediated endocytosis

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‘cut’ the vesicle in a GTP-dependent manner

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Auxilin, Hsc70, synaptojanin function in clathrin-mediated endocytosis

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support removal of clathrin & ready the synaptic vesicle for endosomal entry

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first step for clathrin-mediated endocytosis of exhausted synaptic vesicles

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adaptor proteins connect clathrin to vesicular membrane

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12
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second step for clathrin-mediated endocytosis of exhausted synaptic vesicles

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clathrin triskelia assemble into a coat, curving membrane to form coated pit

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third step for clathrin-mediated endocytosis of exhausted synaptic vesicles

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assembled clathrin cage constricts lipid stalk connecting two membranes

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fourth step for clathrin-mediated endocytosis of exhausted synaptic vesicles

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dynamin ring forms and pinches off lipid stalk

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fifth step for clathrin-mediated endocytosis of exhausted synaptic vesicles

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coated vesicle is translocated by actin filaments

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sixth step for clathrin-mediated endocytosis of exhausted synaptic vesicles

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Hsc70 & auxilin uncoat vesicle

17
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acetylcholinesterase reaction

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acetylcholine –> acetate + choline

18
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where does acetylcholinesterase work

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in synaptic cleft

19
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how is choline brought back into presynaptic membrane

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via transporters, often Na+ co-transporters

20
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acetylcholine vesicular transporter

21
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how is glutamine brought back into the presynaptic membrane for glutamate

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via transporters
- SN1 –> SAT2

22
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glutamine synthesis

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glutamate –> glutamine + phosphate

23
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where does glutamine synthesis usually occur

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astrocytes

24
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glutaminase reaction

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glutamine + phosphate –> glutamate

25
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where does glutaminase reaction occur

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in presynaptic terminal

26
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glutamate vesicular transporter

27
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how is glutamine brought back into presynaptic membrane for GABA

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via GAT (Na+ co-transporter)

28
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how is GABA broken down

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via multiple pathways via mitochondrial enzymes

29
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GABA synthesis

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glucose –> glutamate –> GABA

30
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glutamic acid decarboxylase (GAD) function

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completes the final step of GABA synthesis

31
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GABA vesicular transporter