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Topographical distance between presynaptic Ca~(2+) channels and exocytotic Ca~(2+) sensors contributes to differential facilitatory actions of roscovitine on neurotransmitter release at cerebellar glutamatergic and GABAergic synapses

机译:Topographical distance between presynaptic Ca~(2+) channels and exocytotic Ca~(2+) sensors contributes to differential facilitatory actions of roscovitine on neurotransmitter release at cerebellar glutamatergic and GABAergic synapses

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Calcium influx into presynaptic terminals through voltage-gated Ca~(2+) channels triggers univesicular or multivesicular release of neurotransmitters depending on the characteristics of the release machinery. However, the mechanisms underlying multivesicular release (MVR) and its regulation remain unclear. Previous studies showed that in rat cerebellum, the cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor roscovitine profoundly increases excitatory postsynaptic current (EPSC) amplitudes at granule cell (GC)-Purkinje cell (PC) synapses by enhancing the MVR of glutamate. This compound can also moderately augment the amplitude and prolong the decay time of inhibitory postsynaptic currents (IPSCs) at molecular layer interneuron (MLI)-PC synapses via MVR enhancement and GABA spillover, thus allowing for persistent activation of perisynaptic GABA receptors. The enhanced MVR may depend on the driving force for Cav2.1 channel-mediated Ca~(2+) influx. To determine whether the distinct spatiotemporal dynamics of presynaptic Ca~(2+) influence MVR, we compared the effects of slow and fast Ca~(2+) chelators, that is, EGTA and BAPTA, respectively, on roscovitine-induced actions at GC-PC and MLI-PC synapses. Membrane-permeable EGTA-AM decreased GC-PC EPSC and MLI-PC IPSC amplitudes to a similar extent but suppressed the roscovitine-induced enhancement of EPSCs. In contrast, BAPTA-AM attenuated the effects of roscovitine on IPSCs. These results suggest that roscovitine augmented glutamate release by activating the release machinery located distally from the Cav2.1 channel clusters, while it enhanced GABA release in a manner less dependent on those at distal sites. Therefore, the spatial relationships among Ca~(2+) channels, buffers, and sensors are critical determinants of the differential facilitatory actions of roscovitine on glutamatergic and GABAergic synapses in the cerebellar cortex.

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