Presentation 2004/11/19
The Change in the role of the activation of NMDA receptor during the carbachol-induced β-oscillation
Jun ARAI, Kiyohisa NATSUME,
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Abstract(in English) The neuronal rhythms in rodents are generated by projection of acetylcholine from medium septum (MS) to hippocampus or by spontaneous oscillaton of inhibitory neuron. The β-oscillations were observed in CA3 region of hippocampal slice in presence of carbachol, one of the cholinergic agonist. I studied what role was the activation of NMDA receptor for β-oscillation in this study. 1) Pre-treatment of 100μM APV, an NMDA receptor antagonist, suppressed the induction of β-oscillation. 2) Once β-oscillation was induced by the applicationn of carbachol, APV decreased the frequency of the oscillation, while in the case with carbachol + bicuculline induced β-oscillation, APV increased the frequency. These results suggest that the activity of NMDA receptor engage the generation of β-oscillation. It is also suggested that GABAergic fibers from MS to hippocampus will modulate the activation of NMDA receptor in hippocampal β-oscillation.
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Keyword(in English) neuronal rhythm / β-oscillation / NMDA receptor / excitatory synapse / inhibitory synapse
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Title (in English) The Change in the role of the activation of NMDA receptor during the carbachol-induced β-oscillation
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Keyword(1) neuronal rhythm
Keyword(2) β-oscillation
Keyword(3) NMDA receptor
Keyword(4) excitatory synapse
Keyword(5) inhibitory synapse
1st Author's Name Jun ARAI
1st Author's Affiliation Kyushu Institute of Technology University()
2nd Author's Name Kiyohisa NATSUME
2nd Author's Affiliation Kyushu Institute of Technology University
Date 2004/11/19
Paper # NLP2004-70,NC2004-86
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 471
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 5
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