An Ultrasensitive Genetically Encoded Voltage Indicator Uncovers the Electrical Activity of Non‐Excitable Cells
Philipp Rühl,
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Anagha G. Nair,
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Namrata Gawande
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et al.
Advanced Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(20)
Published: March 25, 2024
Abstract
Most
animal
cell
types
are
classified
as
non‐excitable
because
they
do
not
generate
action
potentials
observed
in
excitable
cells,
such
neurons
and
muscle
cells.
Thus,
resolving
voltage
signals
cells
demands
sensors
with
exceptionally
high
sensitivity.
In
this
study,
the
ultrabright,
ultrasensitive,
calibratable
genetically
encoded
sensor
rEstus
is
developed
using
structure‐guided
engineering.
most
sensitive
resting
range
of
offers
a
3.6‐fold
improvement
brightness
change
for
fast
spikes
over
its
precursor
ASAP3.
Using
rEstus,
it
uncovered
that
membrane
several
lines
(A375,
HEK293T,
MCF7)
undergoes
spontaneous
endogenous
alterations
on
second
to
millisecond
timescale.
Correlation
analysis
these
optically
recorded
provides
direct,
real‐time
readout
electrical
cell–cell
coupling,
showing
visually
connected
A375
HEK293T
also
largely
electrically
connected,
while
MCF7
only
weakly
coupled.
The
presented
work
enhanced
tools
methods
non‐invasive
imaging
living
demonstrates
limited
but
occur
variety
types.
Language: Английский
Oscillatory phenomena in electrophysiological networks: The coupling between cell bioelectricity and transcription
Computers in Biology and Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
180, P. 108964 - 108964
Published: Aug. 5, 2024
Morphogenetic
regulation
during
embryogenesis
and
regeneration
rely
on
information
transfer
coordination
between
different
regions.
Here,
we
explore
theoretically
the
coupling
bioelectrical
transcriptional
oscillations
at
individual
cell
multicellular
levels.
The
simulations,
based
a
set
of
ion
channels
intercellular
gap
junctions,
show
that
waves
can
electrophysiologically
couple
distant
regions
model
network
in
phase
antiphase
oscillatory
states
include
synchronization
phenomena.
In
this
way,
regionalizations
be
encoded
by
potentials
oscillate
depolarized
polarized
states,
thus
allowing
spatio-temporal
coding.
Because
electric
potential
patterns
characteristic
development
are
correlated
with
spatial
distributions
signaling
ions
molecules,
bioelectricity
act
as
template
for
slow
biochemical
signals
following
hierarchy
experimental
times.
particular,
gradients
to
transcription
rates
give
each
single
rough
idea
its
location
ensemble,
controlling
local
differentiation
processes
switch
off
crucial
parts
genome.
Language: Английский
Multicellular adaptation to electrophysiological perturbations analyzed by deterministic and stochastic bioelectrical models
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Nov. 11, 2024
Cells
can
compensate
a
disruptive
change
in
one
ion
channel
by
compensatory
changes
other
channels.
We
have
simulated
the
adaptation
of
multicellular
aggregate
non-excitable
cells
to
electrophysiological
perturbation
produced
external
blocking
cation
channel.
In
biophysical
model
employed,
we
consider
that
this
provokes
cell
depolarization
opens
voltage-gated
calcium
channel,
thus
allowing
toxic
Ca
Language: Английский