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- Introduction
- Central pattern generators
- Neuromodulators allow behavioral flexibility
- Panulirus interruptus
- The pyloric network
- Recordings from pyloric network cells
- Normal pyloric rhythm
- Pyloric network is subject to vast neuromodulation
- Effects of dopamine (DA) on the pyloric network
- DA modifies firing by altering ionic currents
- Isolated neurons activity
- DA reduces I(A) evoked bursting in AB neuron
- DA reduces I(A) in the AB neuron
- Calcium entry reduction elicits AB bursting
- DA reduces I(Ca) in AB neuron
- Apamin blockade of I(K[Ca]) evokes AB bursting
- Blocking I(CAN) blocks DA-induced bursting
- More examples of blocking DA-induced bursting
- Intracellular Ca2+ increase precedes oscillations
- DA enhances I(h) and reduces a leak current
- DA enhances I(K[V]) in AB neuron
- Summary of DA effects on AB neuron
- AB bursting induced by many transmitters
- 5-HT acts by different mechanisms than DA
- 5-HT - Blocking I(Na[p]) blocks AB bursting
- 5-HT reduces a leak current
- Summary- effects of DA and 5-HT on AB neuron
- How DA inhibits PD neurons
- PD neurons: inhibition by dopamine
- DA enhances 4-AP-sensitive I(A) in PD neurons
- DA enhance TEA-sensitive I(K[Ca]) in PD neurons
- DA reduces I(Ca[V]) in PD neurons
- Effects of DA on LP and PY neurons
- How DA accelerates post-inhibitory rebound
- DA excites PY neuron by reduction in I(A)
- DA excites LP by I(A) decrease and I(h) increase
- Known ionic targets of dopamine
- DA affects many currents in each pyloric neuron
- Dopamine affects synapse strength
- Multiple effects of DA on different pyloric synapses
- Effects of DA on pyloric synapses (1)
- DA enhances LP inhibition of PD/AB pacemaker
- Pre-synaptic actions of dopamine
- Postsynaptic actions of DA
- Effects of DA on pyloric synapses (2)
- DA effects on synaptic strengths are complex
- Conclusions
- Acknowledgments
Topics Covered
- Central pattern generators
- Pyloric network in the stomatogastric ganglion
- Neuromodulation of the pyloric network by dopamine
- Ionic mechanisms of dopamine modulation
- Synaptic mechanisms of dopamine modulation
- Checks and balances in opposing actions of neuromodulation
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Harris-Warrick, R.M. (2011, February 28). Cellular mechanisms of neuromodulation in a small neural network [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 27, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/BQER5397.Export Citation (RIS)
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- Prof. Ronald M. Harris-Warrick has not informed HSTalks of any commercial/financial relationship that it is appropriate to disclose.