Titlebook: Cellular and Molecular Basis of Synaptic Transmission; Herbert Zimmermann Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 19

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Potassium Channels in Rat Brain Synaptosomes: Pharmacology and Toxicologyever, relatively little is known about the properties of K channels in presynaptic nerve terminals because these channels are difficult to study with traditional electrophysiological methods. This is a significant gap in our knowledge because these nerve terminal K channels may play a critical role in the control of synaptic transmission.

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Specializations of Subsynaptic Cytoplasms. Comparison of Axospinous Synapses and Neuromuscular Juncth may display particularities of various kinds, relating, for example,to the smooth endoplasmic reticulum or to the cytoskeleton. The subsynaptic cytoplasm may also contain, under the postsynaptic density, an electron-dense material whose distribution varies, depending on the type of synapse.

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Properties of Presynaptic Voltage-Sensitive Calcium Channels in Rat Synaptosomesrom this laboratory, which indicate that the transient Ca influx represents a channel mediated process, whereas the sustained component reflects Ca entry via reversed Na/Ca exchange. The kinetic and pharmacological characteristics of the channel-mediated Ca influx (J.) in rat cortical

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Conference proceedings 1988n gives an overview of the subject, presenting a description of the technical approach and considering future perspectives of the developments in the field. Topics range from historical aspects of the development of biochemical studies on synaptic transmission to the most advanced techniques applica

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New Evidence Supporting the Vesicle Hypothesis for Quantal Secretion at the Neuromuscular Junctionasmic ACh which diffuses in pulses through channels in the axolemma which become intermittantly permeable to it (Israel and Manaranche, 1985), and b) the vesicle hypothesis which postulates that quanta are comprised of ACh which is released by exocytosis from the interiors of synaptic vesicles whose

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