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EXAM 3 REVIEW
Katherine & Tina
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Developments of Neural Circuits
Lecture 19
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2 Mechanisms of Development..
Activity Independent – Chemoaffinity Hypothesis (Sperry) form precedes function Experiments: eye-rotation studies; Stripe assay;
retinal ablation Mechanisms: Ephrin/Eph Receptors
Activity Dependent – Correlation-Based Change (Hebb) Experience shapes the brain Experiments: V1/A1 rewiring; eye specific stripes Mechanism: Synapse Maturation (LTP/Depolarizing
GABA); activity dependent gene expression
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Activity Independent Experiments
Eye Rotation in Newt: rotate eye of ADULT newt 180º = sees world upside-down Adult v. Baby?
Retinal Ablation: Ablate ½ the retina missing connections in ½ the tectum The persisting retinal half WILL
NOT REWIRE to take up the whole tectum
Stripe Assay: temporal retinal neurons only grow on membrane stripes from anterior tectum; nasal retinal neurons project through both
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Activity Independent Mxns
Ephrin/EphR Chemical Gradient Ephrin = ligand Eph = receptor
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Activity Dependent Experiments
Rewiring ferret cortex: rewiring retinal projections to MGN (by deafening the ferret) A1 now has V1 features (orientation pinwheels and long horizontal connections)
Eye specific stripes: addition of APV (NMDAR inhibitor) loss of eye specific stripe segregation
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Activity Dependent Mxns
Synapse Maturation: visual activity accelerates synaptic maturation Unsilence NMDAR only
synapses (LTP) increase AMPAR/NMDAR ratio
Depolarizing GABA Gene Expression:
activity drives gene expression, affecting dendritic growth and synaptic maturation Cpg15 expression of the
gene induces gene maturation
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It’s not as distinct….
Layer IV ocular dominance columns (ODC) development = activity dependent and independent Independent: ODC start
to develop before eyes open
Dependent: activity required to segregate the columns Activity from spontaneous
retinal waves? Ocular dominance shift:
Monocularly deprived animals open eye’s OD stripes are much larger
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In summary….
Neural development is influenced by activity independent and dependent factors Independent dictates original structure Dependent refines neural development
LTP-like mechanisms But it’s never completely distinct…
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Neural Basis of BehaviorDr. Khakhalin Guest Lecture
Lecture 18
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Terms to know
FIXED ACTION PATTERN: stereotypic behavior; once initiated, it is executed in its entirety Ex. Egg rolling; sneezing
RELEASING STIMULUS: triggering stimuli; object that induces certain behaviors/responses Ex. Red spot (seagull beak); egg (greylag
goose) SUPERNORMAL STIMULUS: stimulus that
works better than a “real” or “normal” stimuli Ex. Full red beak; giant eggs
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Teleost Fish Escape Circuit
Major features of this circuit: Allows the fish to flee in the the correct
direction The M Cell only fires once (doesn’t swim in
circles) Has a threshold
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Teleost Fish Escape Circuit
Major features of this circuit: Allows the fish to flee in the the
correct direction The M Cell only fires once (doesn’t swim in
circles) Has a threshold
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Stimulus: Sound or vibrations in water
CN VIII is activated
M cell is excited sends excitatory signals down axon
Excitatory signals activate contralateral motor neuron, which then contracts the contralateral muscle
Excitatory signals also activate contralateral inhibitory interneurons, which send inhibitory signals to the ipsilateral motor neuron
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Teleost Fish Escape Circuit
Major features of this circuit: Allows the fish to flee in the the correct
direction The M Cell only fires once (doesn’t
swim in circles) Has a threshold
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Feedback inhibition (ipsilateral)
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Stimulus: Sound or vibrations in water
CN VIII is activated
M cell is excited sends excitatory signals down axon
Excitatory signals also activate ipsilateral inhibitory interneurons, which send inhibitory signals to the ipsilateral M cell vial chemical and electrical (axon cap) means
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Teleost Fish Escape Circuit
Major features of this circuit: Allows the fish to flee in the the correct
direction The M Cell only fires once (doesn’t swim in
circles) Has a threshold
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Feedforward inhibition (contralateral)
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Stimulus: Sound or vibrations in water
CN VIII is activated
Contralateral PHP interneuron inhibits the contralateral M cell
CN VIII activates inhibitory PHP interneurons
Ipsilateral PHP interneuron inhibits the ipsilateral M cell through the axon cap
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Paper 2: Haas et al.
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Hypothesis
Transient dendritic branches sample the local environment for appropriate contact sites and then stabilize to form mature synapses.
AMPAR activity is required for dendritic arbor growth
Looking to see if AMPAR are required for the stabilization/growth of dendritic synapses and branches
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Figure 1
Tests the effectiveness of their gene constructs in reducing AMPAR-mediated transmission
Constructs efficiently decrease AMPAR transmission
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Figure 2
Disrupting AMPAR transmission reduction in overall dendritic growth/growth rate(A and B) and dendritic branching (C and D)
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Figure 3
Disrupting AMPAR transmission reduces dendrite branch stability Branches in R1/R2 neurons are more dynamic
More branches are retracted Rate of retraction is faster Branches have shorter lifespan
R1/R2 = Less Stable
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Figure 4
AMPAR transmission is necessary for proper maturation of synapses R1/R2 cells have lower Ac/At ratios (similar
in value to Ac/At ratios of S39, immature neurons)
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Figure 5
AMPAR transmission is required for experience dependent structural plasticity R1/R2 dendrites
decreased in arbor length and number of branch tips upon visual stimulation
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Dendritic Function (Active Properties)
Lecture 13
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Active Membrane Properties
VOLTAGE GATED CHANNELS Dendrites = generate spikes that
boost their signals Spikes = current entering into cell from VG
Na+, Ca+2 or K+ channels Can be activated by sub-threshold
EPSPs
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Voltage Gated Channels
Different neurons = different expression patterns of VG channels Hippocampal pyramidal neuron = more dendritic
Na+ channels Perkinje neurons = few Na+ channels, lots of Ca+2 Na+ channels = proximal; Ca+2 = distal
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Summation
• Active dendrites → can result in NON-LINEAR SUMMATION OF EPSPs
• Active dendrites can also affect the interaction between Excitation and Inhibitiono depends on location
of inputs (within the same branch or between branches)
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Backpropogation
• Dendrites can actively “backpropogate” signals from the soma (soma → dendrite)o regulated by VG Na+
channels (addition of TTX = lose backpropogation signal)
o Somatic AP backpropogate → open channels = increase dendritic Ca+2 levels