Neuropeptide Modulation of Bidirectional Internetwork Synapses
Journal of Neurophysiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
132(1), P. 184 - 205
Published: May 22, 2024
Neuromodulation
can
enable
neurons
to
simultaneously
coordinate
with
separate
networks.
Both
recruitment
into,
and
coordination
with,
a
second
network
occur
via
modulation
of
internetwork
synapses.
Alternatively,
intrinsic
ionic
currents.
We
find
that
the
same
neuropeptide
previously
determined
modulate
currents
also
modulates
bidirectional
synapses
are
typically
ineffective.
Thus,
complementary
modulatory
peptide
actions
neuron
into
network.
Language: Английский
Neuropeptide Modulation Enables Biphasic Inter-network Coordination via a Dual-Network Neuron
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2024
Abstract
Linked
rhythmic
behaviors,
such
as
respiration/locomotion
or
swallowing/chewing
often
require
coordination
for
proper
function.
Despite
its
prevalence,
the
cellular
mechanisms
controlling
of
underlying
neural
networks
remain
undetermined
in
most
systems.
We
use
stomatogastric
nervous
system
crab
Cancer
borealis
to
investigate
inter-network
coordination,
due
small,
well
characterized
feeding-related
(gastric
mill
[chewing,
∼0.1
Hz];
pyloric
[filtering
food,
∼1
Hz]).
Here,
we
between
these
during
Gly
1
-SIFamide
neuropeptide
modulatory
state.
activates
a
unique
triphasic
gastric
rhythm
which
typically
pyloric-only
LPG
neuron
generates
dual
pyloric-
plus
mill-timed
oscillations.
Additionally,
exhibits
shorter
cycles
rhythm-timed
bursts,
and
longer
IC,
IC
LG
bursts.
Photoinactivation
revealed
that
is
necessary
shorten
cycle
period,
likely
through
rectified
electrical
coupling
pacemaker
neurons.
Hyperpolarizing
current
injections
demonstrated
although
bursting
enables
only
bursts
are
prolong
period.
Surprisingly,
photoinactivation
also
eliminated
prolonged
cycles,
without
changing
firing
frequency
burst
duration,
suggesting
via
synaptic
inhibition
LPG,
indirectly
slows
pacemakers
coupling.
Thus,
same
dual-network
directly
conveys
excitation
from
endogenous
funnels
enable
one
network
alternately
decrease
increase
period
related
network.
Significance
Statement
Related
behaviors
frequently
exhibit
yet
coordinating
not
determined
investigated
two
well-characterized
crustacean
feeding-associated
neuropeptide-elicited
find
fast/slow
shortens
fast
slow,
intrinsically
generated
pacemakers,
despite
rectification
favoring
opposite
direction.
another
slow-network
phase,
chemical
funneled
synapse.
reinforces
diminishes
actions,
enabling
distinct
frequencies
faster
across
different
phases
slower
rhythm.
Language: Английский
Neuropeptide Modulation of Bidirectional Internetwork Synapses
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 16, 2023
Abstract
Oscillatory
networks
underlying
rhythmic
motor
behaviors,
and
sensory
complex
neural
processing,
are
flexible,
even
in
their
neuronal
composition.
Neuromodulatory
inputs
enable
neurons
to
switch
participation
between
networks,
or
participate
multiple
simultaneously.
Neuromodulation
of
internetwork
synapses
can
both
recruit
coordinate
a
switching
neuron
second
network.
We
previously
identified
an
example
which
is
recruited
into
dual-network
activity
via
peptidergic
modulation
intrinsic
properties.
now
ask
whether
the
same
neuropeptide
also
modulates
for
coordination.
The
crab
(
Cancer
borealis
)
stomatogastric
nervous
system
contains
two
well-defined
feeding-related
(pyloric,
food
filtering,
∼1
Hz;
gastric
mill,
chewing,
∼0.1
Hz).
projection
MCN5
uses
Gly
1
-SIFamide
pyloric-only
LPG
dual
pyloric
plus
mill-timed
bursting
LPG’s
Descending
input
not
required
coordinated
rhythm,
thus
intra-network
its
network
must
underlie
coordination
among
these
neurons.
However,
mill
have
been
documented.
Using
two-electrode
voltage
clamp
recordings,
we
found
that
graded
synaptic
currents
(LG,
IC,
DG)
were
primarily
negligible
saline,
but
enhanced
by
-SIFamide.
Further,
entrain
each
other
during
application,
indicating
bidirectional,
functional
connectivity.
Thus,
mediates
through
parallel
actions,
modulating
properties
it
as
shown
here,
bidirectional
New
Noteworthy
be
simultaneously
with
separate
networks.
Both
recruitment
into,
with,
occur
synapses.
Alternatively,
ionic
currents.
find
determined
modulate
typically
ineffective.
complementary
modulatory
peptide
actions
Language: Английский
Neuropeptide Modulation Enables Biphasic Internetwork Coordination via a Dual-Network Neuron
eNeuro,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. ENEURO.0121 - 24.2024
Published: June 1, 2024
Linked
rhythmic
behaviors,
such
as
respiration/locomotion
or
swallowing/chewing,
often
require
coordination
for
proper
function.
Despite
its
prevalence,
the
cellular
mechanisms
controlling
of
underlying
neural
networks
remain
undetermined
in
most
systems.
We
use
stomatogastric
nervous
system
crab
Cancer
borealis
to
investigate
internetwork
coordination,
due
small,
well-characterized
feeding-related
(gastric
mill
[chewing,
∼0.1
Hz];
pyloric
[filtering
food,
∼1
Hz]).
Here,
we
between
these
during
Gly
1
-SIFamide
neuropeptide
modulatory
state.
activates
a
unique
triphasic
gastric
rhythm
which
typically
pyloric-only
LPG
neuron
generates
dual
pyloric-plus
mill-timed
oscillations.
Additionally,
exhibits
shorter
cycles
rhythm-timed
bursts,
and
longer
IC,
IC
plus
LG
bursts.
Photoinactivation
revealed
that
is
necessary
shorten
cycle
period,
likely
through
rectified
electrical
coupling
pacemaker
neurons.
Hyperpolarizing
current
injections
demonstrated
although
bursting
enables
only
bursts
are
prolong
period.
Surprisingly,
photoinactivation
also
eliminated
prolonged
cycles,
without
changing
firing
frequency
burst
duration,
suggesting
via
synaptic
inhibition
LPG,
indirectly
slows
pacemakers
coupling.
Thus,
same
dual-network
directly
conveys
excitation
from
endogenous
funnels
enable
one
network
alternately
decrease
increase
period
related
network.
Language: Английский