Multiple T-type Ca2+ current subtypes in electrophysiologically characterized hamster dorsal horn neurons: possible role in spinal sensory integration.

Abstract:

:Whole cell patch-clamp recordings were used to investigate the contribution of transient, low-threshold calcium currents (I(T)) to firing properties of hamster spinal dorsal horn neurons. I(T) was widely, though not uniformly, expressed by cells in Rexed's laminae I-IV and correlated with the pattern of action potential discharge evoked under current-clamp conditions: I(T) in neurons responding to constant membrane depolarization with one or two action potentials was nearly threefold larger than I(T) in cells responding to the same activation with continuous firing. I(T) was evoked by depolarizing voltage ramps exceeding 46 mV/s and increased with ramp slope (240-2,400 mV/s). Bath application of 200 μM Ni(2+) depressed ramp-activated I(T). Phasic firing recorded in current clamp could only be activated by membrane depolarizations exceeding ∼43-46 mV/s and was blocked by Ni(2+) and mibefradil, suggesting I(T) as an underlying mechanism. Two components of I(T), "fast" and "slow," were isolated based on a difference in time constant of inactivation (12 ms and 177 ms, respectively). The amplitude of the fast subtype depended on the slope of membrane depolarization and was twice as great in burst-firing cells than in cells having a tonic discharge. Post hoc single-cell RT-PCR analyses suggested that the fast component is associated with the Ca(V)3.1 channel subtype. I(T) may enhance responses of phasic-firing dorsal horn neurons to rapid membrane depolarizations and contribute to an ability to discriminate between afferent sensory inputs that encode high- and low-frequency stimulus information.

journal_name

J Neurophysiol

authors

Ku WH,Schneider SP

doi

10.1152/jn.01083.2010

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2011-11-01 00:00:00

pages

2486-98

issue

5

eissn

0022-3077

issn

1522-1598

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jn.01083.2010

journal_volume

106

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