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Quantal analysis Indexing synaptic transmission a number The neuromuscular junction Whiteboard work NMJ history of quantal synaptic transmission Katz 1954 Mean quantal content of failures0 of singles1 of doubles2 ID: 578641

quantal saturated transmission time saturated quantal time transmission synaptic http postsynaptic number events hippocampal neurons density 2010 evoked amplitude

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Slide1

Synaptic transmission

Quantal analysis

Indexing synaptic transmission (a number)Slide2

The

neuromuscular junctionSlide3
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Slide5

Whiteboard work- NMJ history of quantal synaptic transmission. Katz 1954.Slide6

Mean quantal content =

∑ (# of failures)(0) + (# of singles)(1)+ (# of doubles)(2)…

Total number of stimulus trials

Mean quantal content =

Mean amplitude (or area) of evoked quantal events

Mean amplitude (or area) of spontaneous quantal eventsSlide7

Minis

Some evidence for distinct differences from evoked and spontaneous release pools.

Chung et al. 2010 -

hippocampal

GABAergic inhibitory synapses.

Fredj & Burrone, 2009 - rat hippocampal neurons.

Sara et al., 2005 - rat hippocampal neurons.

Controversial (Wilhelm et al., 2010 ... same pool )Slide8
Slide9

POSTSYNAPTIC

PRESYNAPTICSlide10

POSTSYNAPTIC

PRESYNAPTIC

APSlide11

Not saturatedSlide12

SaturatedSlide13

Not saturated

Off centerSlide14

Saturated due to

smaller synapse

With same amount

of transmitter

Not saturatedSlide15

2

Not saturated to

saturated based on

vesicle size and amount

released.

1

3

1

2

3Slide16

Not saturated

but not enough time

to recycle and refill

TimeSlide17

Not saturated

but not enough time

to recycle and refill

but can recruit from RP

RP

Time

RPSlide18

Not saturated

but increase density

of postsynaptic receptor

density

Time

Test ?Slide19

Case 1:

Case 2:

Focal recording

Intracellular muscle

recording

Missing quanta

muscle

nerveSlide20
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purkinje_cell#mediaviewer/File:Gray706.pngSlide23

http://etc.usf.edu/clipart/53100/53184/53184_purkinje.htmSlide24

Classical

Quantal

Counting Methods vs. New Stochastic Measurements.

More accurately measure

n (number of docked sites)

and

p (probability of fusion at a site).

Find subsets of quantal events.Slide25

Citizen science with high school students and adults from around the world participating in analysis of synaptic transmission

http://web.as.uky.edu/Biology/faculty/cooper/Citizen%20Science%20folder/CitizenScienceProjectPage.htm