Direct modulation of TRPC ion channels by Gα proteins
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Feb. 7, 2024
GPCR-G
i
protein
pathways
are
involved
in
the
regulation
of
vagus
muscarinic
pathway
under
physiological
conditions
and
closely
associated
with
internal
visceral
organs.
The
receptor-operated
cationic
channel
is
important
signal
transduction
as
it
decreases
heart
rate
increases
GI
rhythm
frequency.
In
SA
node
heart,
acetylcholine
binds
to
M2
receptor
released
Gβγ
activates
GIRK
(I(K,ACh))
channel,
inducing
a
negative
chronotropic
action.
gastric
smooth
muscle,
there
two
(mAChR)
subtypes,
M3.
nonselective
current
(mIcat,
NSCC(ACh))
induces
positive
effect.
Meanwhile,
M3
hydrolysis
PIP
2
releases
DAG
IP
3
.
This
intracellular
Ca
2+
then
leads
contraction
muscles.
activation
mIcat
inhibited
by
anti-G
i/o
antibodies
indicating
involvement
Gα
mIcat.
TRPC4
molecular
candidate
for
can
be
directly
activated
constitutively
active
QL
proteins.
TRPC5
belong
same
subfamily
both
G
Initial
studies
suggested
that
binding
sites
exist
at
rib
helix
or
CIRB
domain
TRPC4/5
channels.
However,
recent
cryo-EM
structure
showed
IYY
58-60
amino
acids
ARD
i3
protein.
Considering
expression
brain,
direct
on
terms
neurophysiology.
channels
also
coincidence
detector
q
increased
facilitates
More
complicated
situation
would
occur
when
GIRK,
KCNQ2/3
(I
M
)
co-activated
stimulation
receptors
acetylcholine-releasing
nerve
terminals.
review
highlights
effects
pathway,
including
dopamine,
μ-opioid,
serotonin,
glutamate,
GABA,
various
oragns,
emphasizes
importance
considering
crucial
players
field
neuroscience.
Language: Английский
Neuroscience in Ukraine
Neuropharmacology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 110353 - 110353
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Physical Exercise Alleviates Oxidative Stress and Autonomic Dysregulation in a Rat Model of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Antioxidants,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(3), P. 328 - 328
Published: March 10, 2025
Inflammatory
bowel
disease
(IBD)
induces
immunological
and
autonomic
imbalances.
Exercise
is
a
beneficial
strategy
for
controlling
IBD
symptoms.
We
investigated
the
role
of
exercise
on
gastrointestinal
(GI)
motility
changes
parameters
in
rats
with
ileitis.
Rats
were
divided
into
control,
ileitis,
exercise+ileitis
groups.
Ileitis
was
induced
by
TNBS
(40
mM,
intraileally).
The
swimming
(1
h/day/4
weeks,
5%/bw).
assessed
eating
behaviour
oxidative
stress.
Body
composition
bioimpedance.
Autonomic
balance
ECG
measured
an
electrocardiogram
(ECG).
Gastrointestinal
evaluated
using
phenol
red
technique.
In
terms
body
composition,
total
water
(TBW),
mass
index
(BMI),
fat-free
(FFM)
higher
ileitis
group
(216.80
±
11.44
mL;
24.09
2.15
g/cm2;
287.1
14.66
g)
(p
<
0.05)
vs.
control
(130.06
28.23
16.38
2.50
193
42.21
prevented
(91.33
12.33
11.73
0.47
133.8
16.82
these
changes.
reduction
gastric
retention
(11.22
1.91%
35.17
1.01%
33.96
1.77%).
increased
intestinal
duodenum
(46.3
2.56%
24.98
1.78%)
jejunum
(34.22
2.33%
34.72
2.83%
47.32
1.48%)
decreased
ileum
group.
Exercise+ileitis
(24.96
1.66%
46.3
2.56%)
(40.32
3.75%
14.08
0.88%).
high
MDA
levels
(4.43
0.69
0.12
nmol/mg
tissue).
This
effect
(2.75
0.21
4.43
observed
LF
component
(31.32
3.99
43.43
3.86).
correlation
indicated
stronger
interrelationship
between
parameter
(r:
0.68;
p:
0.04).
current
study
suggests
alters
GI
balance,
physical
can
represent
essential
non-pharmacological
approach
to
treatment.
Language: Английский
Synergistic effects of Ligilactobacillus salivarius Li01 and psyllium husk prevent mice from developing loperamide-induced constipation
Lvwan Xu,
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Bo Qiu,
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Furong Ba
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et al.
Food & Function,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(24), P. 11934 - 11948
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Ligilactobacillus
salivarius
Li01
and
psyllium
husk
protect
mice
treated
with
loperamide
from
constipation.
Language: Английский
Ideal efficacy photoswitches for TRPC4/5 channels harness high potency for spatiotemporally-resolved control of TRPC function in live tissues
Markus Müller,
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Konstantin Niemeyer,
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Navin K. Ojha
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 13, 2024
ABSTRACT
Directly
probing
the
endogenous
biological
roles
of
target
proteins
with
high
spatial
and
temporal
resolution,
as
non-invasively
reproducibly
possible,
is
a
shared
conceptual
goal
for
research
across
many
fields,
well
targeted
therapies.
Here
we
describe
rational
design
test-case
practical
implementation
photopharmacological
paradigm
to
empower
high-performance
photomodulation
studies
in
vivo
.
TRPC4/5
ion
channels
are
involved
spatiotemporally
resolved
circuits,
from
pain
anxiety,
reproductive
signaling,
digestion,
obesity.
To
unpick
their
biology
requires
precise
tools,
which
were
lacking.
We
developed
“ideal
efficacy
photoswitch”
ligands
control
diverse
functions
situ
These
E
⇆
Z-
photoswitchable
bias
TRPC[4]/5
channel
activity
exquisite
photocontrol,
strong
agonism
under
360
nm,
low
at
385
antagonism
410-460
nm.
Cryo-EM
structures
both
TRPC4
TRPC5
agonists
E-
antagonists
support
rationale
switching
through
competitive
E/Z
isomer
binding.
Crucially,
since
ratio
exclusively
determined
by
light
wavelength
applied,
photocontrol
wavelength-dependent,
yet
drug-concentration-independent:
so
reproducible
cell
culture
>millimetre-depth
tissues
Indeed,
able
direct
downstream
lines
or
primary
cells
culture,
calcium
flux,
neuron
excitability
adrenaline
release;
even
tissues,
photoswitching
small
intestine
motility
peristalsis.
The
develop
will
thus
unlock
range
high-precision
investigations
TRP
biology.
More
broadly,
propose
that
success
this
photoswitch
program,
concept
tissue
level
translation,
mainly
consequence
how
has
evolved
control.
therefore
foresee
variety
functionally
responsive
protein
targets,
not
only
sensory
signaling
receptors,
be
amenable
similarly
,
if
new
generation
reagent
development
adopts
ideal
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Gastric Motility in Conscious Rats
Xiaokai Wang,
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Fatimah Alkaabi,
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Ashley Cornett
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et al.
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 13, 2024
Abstract
Introduction
Gastrointestinal
(GI)
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(MRI)
can
simultaneously
capture
gastric
peristalsis,
emptying,
and
intestinal
filling
transit.
Performing
GI
MRI
with
animals
requires
anesthesia,
which
complicates
physiology
confounds
interpretation
translation
from
to
humans.
This
study
aims
enable
in
conscious
rats,
for
the
first
time,
characterize
motor
functions
awake
versus
anesthetized
conditions.
Methods
We
acclimated
rats
remain
awake,
still,
minimally
stressed
during
MRI.
scanned
14
Sprague-Dawley
both
conditions
after
voluntarily
consuming
a
contrast-enhanced
test
meal.
Results
Awake
remained
physiologically
stable
MRI,
showed
emptying
of
23.7±1.4%
48
minutes,
exhibited
strong
peristaltic
contractions
propagating
through
antrum
velocity
0.72±0.04
mm/s,
relative
amplitude
40.7±2.3%,
frequency
5.1±0.1
cycles
per
minute.
In
condition,
was
about
half
that
likely
due
effect
anesthesia
halving
amplitudes
rather
than
their
(not
significantly
changed)
or
velocity.
intestine
filled
more
quickly
propulsive
were
occlusive.
Conclusion
demonstrated
effective
acquisition
analysis
rats.
show
faster
stronger
contraction
propagation
speed,
transit,
compared
Our
protocol
is
expected
benefit
future
preclinical
studies
pathophysiology.
Language: Английский
Cannabidiol inhibits transient receptor potential canonical 4 and modulates excitability of pyramidal neurons in mPFC
Yujun Han,
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Shuting Wang,
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Xiang Yu
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et al.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
Cannabidiol
(CBD),
a
non-psychoactive
compound
derived
from
the
cannabis
plant,
has
been
extensively
studied
for
its
potential
therapeutic
effects
on
various
central
nervous
system
(CNS)
disorders,
including
epilepsy,
chronic
pain,
Parkinson’s
disease,
and
stress-related
neuropsychiatric
disorders.
However,
pharmacological
mechanisms
of
CBD
have
not
fully
elucidated
due
to
complexity
their
targets.
In
this
study,
we
reported
that
transient
receptor
canonical
4
(TRPC4)
channel,
calcium-permeable,
non-selective
cation
could
be
inhibited
by
CBD.
TRPC4
is
highly
abundant
in
plays
critical
role
regulating
axonal
regeneration,
neurotransmitter
release,
neuronal
network
activity.
Here,
used
whole-cell
electrophysiology
intracellular
calcium
measurements
identify
inhibitory
TRPC4,
which
was
found
inhibit
channel
with
an
IC
50
value
1.52
μM
channels
function
as
receptor-operated
(ROC)
activated
epinephrine
(EP)
via
G
proteins.
We
show
can
EP-evoked
current
vitro
excitability
medial
prefrontal
cortex
(mPFC).
These
results
are
consistent
action
TRPC4-specific
inhibitor
Pico145,
suggesting
works
functional
ionotropic
This
study
identified
novel
target
CNS
suggested
reduce
pyramidal
neuron
inhibiting
TRPC4-containing
mPFC.
Language: Английский
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Gastric Motility in Conscious Rats
Xiaokai Wang,
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Fatimah Alkaabi,
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Ashley Cornett
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et al.
Neurogastroenterology & Motility,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Gastrointestinal
(GI)
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(MRI)
enables
simultaneous
assessment
of
gastric
peristalsis,
emptying,
and
intestinal
filling
transit.
However,
GI
MRI
in
animals
typically
requires
anesthesia,
which
complicates
physiology
confounds
interpretation
translation
to
humans.
This
study
aimed
establish
conscious
rats,
for
the
first
time,
characterize
motor
functions
awake
versus
anesthetized
conditions.
Language: Английский