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00:00 So this is electro 14 of neuroscience continue talking about neurotransmitter systems. This

00:07 reviews different techniques that were used to expression of neurotransmitters as well as our

00:15 . So on the top left, have, you know, history

00:19 which is using antibody and the visible that's attached to that antibody. You're

00:26 for the South that express a specific or a specific molecule of interest on

00:33 middle. Here we have a picture in situ hybridization, in which case

00:38 using a radioactively labeled probe that's comprised a particular sequence off Nick Clegg assets

00:47 the strand of Amarna in the neurons complementary, exactly. Complementary to the

00:52 , we'll show the minding and show stain expressing, showing only the South

00:58 expressed this particular molecules of interest. third technique shown here is neurotransmitter.

01:06 is on the functional side, meaning if you stimulate this acts on your

01:10 glutamate in your recorded posson attic Be excited, Terry, plus synaptic

01:16 . If you apply that glutamate through injection on toe this neuron onto this

01:22 drive, you'll also should be able report an E. P s

01:25 And in addition to this application, like application of chemical song Thio den

01:32 our accents. We also discussed no . I'm Caijing molecule engaging, which

01:41 you to focus in on very, small area, activating just single synopsis

01:47 the time. So the most important that we've discussed is amino acid

01:55 You know, Colin, serotonin, mean and and do cannabinoid system.

02:01 , you know, I said, know that glutamine through blue dominates gets

02:06 into glutamate. Mhm. And that gets converted into gabba through God.

02:14 all of the inhibitory cells we'll have expressed Gap and we'll be able to

02:21 Gabba. All of the exciting Terry will, uh, be releasing glutamate

02:27 the civil. Colin. We reviewed pathways or tone, and we reviewed

02:31 battling and Katou Colon means so for . It's very important, you

02:35 the synthesizing and degrading molecules, the that you have a transporter or putting

02:42 molecules back, synthesizing it at the of the cells here and then releasing

02:48 prison topically so and Colin urging neuro , we distinguish the fact that you

02:54 an endogenous agonist and endogenous acetylcholine, is produced by our bodies versus exogenous

03:02 nicotine from nicotine ICC Channel receptor. this seal Colleen receptor is a channel

03:09 must Quranic. It's also an exogenous , which is specific to most Quranic

03:16 receptor. And it's a measurable tropic will discuss the functions of these

03:22 and they also have exogenous antagonist such Cure Ari for nicotine IQ receptor and

03:27 trap infamous Koranic receptor. So once have activation of nicotine receptor shown here

03:35 the right, binding of acetylcholine molecules this nicotine receptor will allow the passage

03:41 flocks off sodium and calcium islands D slightly the numbering but also affecting other

03:50 . Key defectors inside the cells such intracellular calcium concentrations um, voltage dependent

03:59 channels, both educated calcium channels. . Also some other downstream molecules just

04:07 in tiny see so nonetheless binding of civil code into these nicotine receptors will

04:15 the flux of ions through the poor exists in these channels. Medical tropic

04:23 of acetylcholine receptor. It comes in different forms, but when acetylcholine activist

04:29 tropic receptor, you have this membrane Jason G protein complex and catalysis of

04:35 Jew protein complex could do several But in a shortcut pathway, activation

04:40 aceto holding that over tropic receptor bacile , you can see that this receptor

04:46 not conducting any islands, but instead receptor will send catalytic subunits of the

04:52 protein which will in turn control the of potassium ions inside the cell.

04:59 , so this is called the shortcut because directly from myself, during G

05:05 you're affecting in nearby um channel Potassium in this case on what it does

05:12 that binding off Siddle Colin too, Koranic receptor opens up with Cassie um

05:18 when that potassium channel was open. happens is the potassium leaves the

05:25 So these these nicotine receptors allow for charge to command sodium and calcium

05:32 contributing to the deep polarization and activation masculine interceptor opens potassium channel. So

05:38 the inside of the cell will be hyper polarized. So now you understand

05:43 these air opposing action mechanism the sense this will de polarizes, sell nicotine

05:48 must Quranic receptors can hyper polarizes but must quranic receptors and these G

05:53 complexes are more sophisticated than just one . And this diagram shows and binding

06:01 , locally, into the mosque or a receptor, you can have activation

06:05 G I. G O Prodi. gee, inhibitory Prodi, um on

06:12 is tied to a general cycle you know, the num brain,

06:16 it can actually block the production of KNP, which is a secondary

06:21 And if it's started to G Q team and these different subtypes of must

06:25 receptors and one and two and three four and five, they're tied thio

06:30 G type off G uh protein Another type of G protein complex G

06:37 . There will be affecting the like Pacey back way and I still

06:42 , as well as influencing the release calcium from the internal calcium store.

06:47 you can see that both of these of the continent and muscular Nick will

06:52 key effect is what you can see most of the factors, um,

06:55 critics side are really related. Thio related to ju protean signaling and downstream

07:02 from these G protein complexes that are with different subtypes, most Koranic

07:09 So we also discussed can Nicola Means cycling of cattle Cola means we talked

07:16 different pharmaceutical drugs and different illicit drugs interact with the neuro transmission and

07:24 Cattle colonies are responsible for movement because know that dopamine and dopamine dysfunctional effect

07:32 , and it's a part of movement such as Parkinson's disease. It also

07:36 mood. It gives us positive boost stimulation attention. We focus in norepinephrine

07:44 epinephrine. This is your fright or responses. Adrenaline off the brain,

07:48 attention as well as it can influence . They're all functions, which is

07:53 the periphery. Serotonin function is important mood for appetites. Sleep learning

08:02 The system is very much involved, all of these processes and there is

08:10 overlap between what these different neurotransmitters do aspire, is what behavioral functions they

08:15 that now we have norepinephrine that we're about. It's all mentioned the actions

08:21 norepinephrine and the brain. This is molecule norepinephrine. When it binds,

08:26 can actually has two dominant receptors. data receptor, which is called the

08:31 receptor, and the alfa two So these air the tune norepinephrine or

08:36 origin ergic receptors, data and allergic refers to, nor adrenaline or nor

08:42 Africa. Right? So this beta activation by norepinephrine and these molecules,

08:49 like with nicotine nick and must Quranic , they could be located on the

08:55 or Jason pieces of the membrane, competing inside the cell for both physiological

09:00 downstream biochemical activity and functions. And activation of northern happen can activate these

09:07 opposing action receptors on these air receptors will bind wanna Northern Africa data receptor

09:13 activate the G protein and will activate general cyclists and increase the production off

09:19 KMP, which will stimulate the production protein Chinese A and Chinese for small

09:25 different molecules and channels and proteins. protein kindness production will increase the forceful

09:32 channels. On the other hand, have foster cases, so kindnesses will

09:36 a foster group p 04 and foster will detract that p 04 group.

09:41 so there's a certain balance of these kindnesses and foster cases inside the

09:46 in regulation of their levels and at of cellular to small regions of these

09:51 receptor molecules that actually can very much the downstream functions as well as further

09:59 off the signaling pathways at the level the receptors and inside the south as

10:06 . So if you activate beta you increase the production of protein kind

10:10 saying cycle people, if you activate tourist sector, it's lengthen inhibitory protein

10:16 I and that will inhibit and then cyclists and will reduce and inhibit the

10:21 of psychology and being inhibit the production 30 and dining saying so you have

10:27 downstream activation, you have some membrane enzymes and then you have intermediary reactions

10:34 these downstream enzymes and activation of downstream and activation of effect of molecules.

10:40 this is referred thio push pull mechanism on one hand you have the stimulatory

10:45 receptor northern efforts through that receptor, the system to produce more protein

10:54 Um uh, more cycling campy and Alfa two receptors pulling the system away

11:01 producing more protein kindness and cycling Okay, so all of these is

11:07 shows you again. These receptors can located adjacent piece of the num brain

11:11 wins data or Alfa two? it depends on the density expression of

11:17 receptors how close they were located to release of norepinephrine bond such. But

11:25 very important to now is the pre terminals for these molecules. For these

11:32 and other signaling molecules such a serotonin steal Colleen or dopamine or histamine,

11:39 have specific nuclear and 1000. These express these neurotransmitters. The difference is

11:47 you will have GABA and glutamate neurons very widely throughout the cortex, the

11:54 , the sub cortical structures and the assaults that resemble excited Torrey Salsa.

11:59 all of this glutamate production in the of glutamate happens local, and it

12:05 locally all over the brain and between cells and the glial cells. But

12:11 production of these molecules so just norepinephrine happens in local civilians, and then

12:16 projections from local civilians. Def usually into different cortical regions and sub cortical

12:23 . Projected to the Syria about Sarah is well downstream into spinal cord,

12:29 it will be a release of this throughout different parts of the brain,

12:34 the receptors that are located, whether al forbidden in different parts of the

12:38 or both, will determine the physiological and molecular functions downstream that these neural

12:46 will now activate. But this spot a very spun special spot. Local

12:51 from norepinephrine grafting nuclei would be producing molecules and serotonin molecules again well,

12:58 there's a sprinkler system. The pre terminals will release the start owning

13:04 Hey, and then serotonin receptors will located throughout the brains or ballon and

13:10 in the spinal cord, so these will be affecting and causing a significant

13:15 on different parts of the brain. the synthesis and the the the neurons

13:21 express serotonin on Onley, located in Rafi nuclear, the projections of pre

13:27 terminals our extensive but the so mus actually produce and code for this

13:34 The genetic information for quoting certain in North Pole effort is located in these

13:39 specific brainstem nuclei, Raffi for certain Locusts or alias for Nora. But

13:45 Fran Magnus, cellular basal forebrain for coa union and particular Ponting and lateral

13:54 segmental nuclear for a silicone so you see two green nuclear here to different

13:59 of the brain stem brain stem, these will forebrain that are producing a

14:03 column. It's the meanest producing that their family nuclear's. And then you

14:09 dopamine that's produced an eventual take mental and substantial Migra. So all of

14:14 different nuclei produced a specific neurotransmitters that discussing is very important. And the

14:21 again, they're different because in the are generated inside the cells on demands

14:27 the secular release, either glutamate or can turn on the production of in

14:32 cannabinoids and a lipid soluble right. there are lipo Tillich. They crossed

14:39 the plasma membranes and the retrograde They activated cannabinoid receptors on the pre

14:45 terminals that elected you protein couple complexes can control calcium channels as well as

14:51 release of glutamate and gamma. So agonists are endo, cannabinoids and

14:57 um, I've been to a G electric gladly. Through this negative feedback

15:02 , target cannabinoid receptors and control your as well as exogenous substance, which

15:08 tetrahydrocannabinol, which is phyto. Cannabinoids in cannabis plant also binds to these

15:15 and agonist to the CB one also controlling excited her and inhibitory neural

15:21 . So, for the inhibitory we call deep polarization and do.

15:24 of an ambition is the term for , for this whole process and deep

15:29 and do suppression of excitation with excited blue dermatologic synopsis under cannabinoids function record

15:36 as well as the gasses and other . Or not packaging bicycles and neither

15:41 small yours. Now, when we about glued a maid again, I'm

15:46 you that you have glutamate and with Hassidic or box laced with God,

15:51 have conversion into Gabba inhibitory neurotransmitter. let's remind ourselves that glutamate when it's

15:57 , it will also find Thio I a tropical to make receptors and memorable

16:02 glutamate subjects. Once in the synaptic , glutamate will get recycled back.

16:07 glutamate transporters person optical and reloaded into vesicles for the subsequent XO psychosis and

16:14 of the cycle or glutamate in this synapse, which is three parts pre

16:20 neuron poss, synaptic neuron and glial . And this tripartite synapse glutamate can

16:27 important into the glial cells and with synthesis converted into glutamine and then glued

16:34 , in transported pre synaptic Aly and blue Tom minis and energy produced,

16:40 upload is glutamate into the vesicles again subsequent mix of psychosis was very important

16:46 the cycling and synthesis and production of it actually happens throughout, where the

16:52 Terry synopsis and excited to neurons are throughout the brain and the Gabba.

16:57 is the same way conversion of glutamate Gabba that is very juxtaposed to these

17:02 specialized locations that are responsible for the off norepinephrine, serotonin or other

17:10 So Jabba will have its own transporters transport into the pre synaptic site and

17:15 into the vesicular glutamate will have its transporters eliminate. We discuss, binds

17:21 types of eye on a tropic You have Ampara and M D

17:25 And kinda to eliminate is an endogenous endogenous agonists for these three receptors and

17:32 they have their own distinct chemical Ampara and India and China that will

17:37 activate the specific receptor channels. We that the early phase of the

17:42 P s P, the release of , will cause the opening off Amper

17:48 . And so this initial deep polarization because glutamate. As soon as it

17:52 the Amper channels addressing member in it will open up the channel cause

17:57 influx of sodium causing the initial deep during this excited turn cost somatic

18:03 But we discussed it, and then air receptors, which are this is

18:07 on a tropic signaling so far in the Heiress chapters air different because they

18:11 magnesium, blah and binding of It resting number and potential is not

18:16 . Thio open an MBA receptors, then the air receptors have toe feel

18:22 the Boston optic member and has been polarized through Amper receptors before magnesium leaves

18:28 channel at the D polarized membrane So magnesium blocked leaves the channel,

18:35 you have an influx of sodium and , and it's responsible for the lady

18:40 phase of the PSP and then The flux through both of these channels

18:45 A and An M D A channels be responsible for the re polarizing phase

18:49 the secretary processing that control here. when we talk about non NMDA receptors

18:56 really a grouping, Ampara and It's together because off their properties the

19:02 that they're not blocked by magnesium also they conduct only about 20 people,

19:08 through their channels and then D A conducts about 50 peak of cements,

19:14 each one of these also ample kind have its own. Blockers are

19:18 Such a seeing Q X and M A will have its own antagonists,

19:22 as a P V and then A. Receptor is also more complicated

19:27 Emperor receptor. So this is non receptor shows. Binding of Blue

19:32 It will open this receptor channel on will flux through it. This happens

19:37 Resting Member Central, but an M heiress after receptor is referred to as

19:44 detector. Okay, so listen to part carefully. Why is it coincident

19:49 ? Because, if coincidentally, has detect neurotransmitter release neurotransmitter release, which

19:56 glutamate, glutamine has to bind to receptor. In addition to glutamate,

20:01 have glide seen as a co so in spinal cord glisten was inhibited

20:06 their transmitter. In the CNS gliding is a co factor. Binding

20:11 glycerine together with glutamate will be better maximal activation of the glutamate channel,

20:18 it's not enough. So coincidentally, has to detect pasta Matic deep

20:24 and when Posson optic deep polarization that's when magnesium leaves this should receptor

20:31 and allows for the flocks of sodium calcium through this channel and then the

20:36 through of potassium. Through both of channels, so and then D a

20:41 in that sense have slower kinetics. have to wait until the cell number

20:45 is deep polarized through much faster Amper . They have to detect pre synaptic

20:52 and they have to detect plus synaptic in the form of deep polarization in

20:57 to be fully functional. And so fact that an M. D.

21:01 receptors are so prominent and the fact NMDA receptors not only conduct a lot

21:06 carne, but also a lot of , which causes intracellular, calcium and

21:11 messenger cascades, it has a profound on many different functions and many lasting

21:18 . And India receptor is very important many different forms of plasticity in

21:23 ltp, long term, potentially ation of depression that we discussed and plays

21:28 significant role in being able to basically coincidentally detecting tune activity. The pre

21:36 neurotransmitter release of pasta napping, deep of posson optic activation on in the

21:43 receptor also has binding sites for PCP engage the one and we'll discuss this

21:49 the next round, actually, because running out of time. But these

21:53 some of their interesting molecules of binding the receptors. And needless to say

21:58 also, there are metal but dropping receptors. So and then the receptors

22:04 not gonna be a tropical that made Celtics, and then the receptors conduct

22:07 channels. Okay, they conduct items their channels. So you have metal

22:12 tropic glutamate receptors that linked the Jew signaling cascades that act very differently.

22:19 the distinguishing feature here is an ample be open. Addressing member of potential

22:24 the president's off glutamate and M d will not and in the presence off

22:30 magnesium concentration, this is an experiment the left you have a regular intracellular

22:35 concentration of 1.2 mil Imola and in presence of glutamate of minus 60 million

22:41 . You're recording an M. D card, but you don't see much

22:44 that current because Ludin eight is not to open that channel. So when

22:48 dip polarized and set your holding potential the voltage clamp to a D polarize

22:55 starting middle of all the value. you have the polarized the cell.

22:59 you see the openings of police an D A. Channels. Then you

23:03 a reversal of current through an M H zero Miller balls. In a

23:08 , this is an equilibrium potential for M D, a channel that conducts

23:12 ions. In the first, our of the course we learned about our

23:18 equation, calculating equilibrium potential for each and Goldman equation. Calculating membrane

23:25 which takes into consideration permeability for sodium potassium and their relative concentrations and electrochemical

23:33 . But here you have actually a of conduct several ions, and if

23:38 clamp it, zero no of also no current flow. And when you

23:42 polarized to plus 30 when you hold a really high positive potentials, which

23:47 non physiological, you will see very opening, often MBA channels and flow

23:53 current in the opposite direction after it's . Zero No vote, and on

23:58 right, you have an experiment where you have taken the magnesium out of

24:01 extra cellular solution. You applied and it proves the point in the

24:06 of magnesium and if you have glutamate neurotransmitter NMDA receptors will be opening addressed

24:14 they'll be opening at 30 minus And there will be opening a possibly

24:20 potentials as well. So the take message is that if you eliminate

24:25 glutamate will open the channel. Because , what happens is you have a

24:29 of glutamate. You have a block magnesium and the glutamate binding and deep

24:35 will then open up this NMDA receptor . So we will take a hard

24:40 here. We will finish talking on transmission on Tuesday. I'm wishing you

24:46 luck on the quiz. Please Thio Kosta. And you can take

24:54 quiz is gonna be 10 minutes. luck to you and I will talk

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