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Dendrite Morphology and ItsEffects
By Prion and Rhinovirus
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An Overview of Neurons
Dendrite
Soma
Node of
Ranvier
Axon Terminal
Schwann Cell
Meylin SheathNucleus
Axon
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Informative Background
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What is Dendrite
Morphology?
� Dendrite Morphology - study on how a
dendrite changes shape and length
� changes in response to multiple
psychological stimuli, such as chronic or
short term stress
� Important because it changes the
frequency with which neurons fire
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Synapse
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Burst Firing
� rapid spikes followed by periods of inactivity
� occurs in CNS and spinal cord
� Tonic Firing: the state in which neurons are
constantly firing, but at lower frequencies
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Effects of Burst Firing
Seizures occur when the electricalimpulses firing between these neurons
misfire or begin to fire much too
rapidly. When contradictory signals are
sent at the same time, it causes a
seizure.
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History of Research� Valentin was the first to describe the cells of nervous
tissue, nucleus and nucleolus of neurons, in 1836.
� 1837: Purkinje described subtle elongated fiber-like
processes which seemed to be peculiar to the nervoussystem.
� 1863: Deiters saw clear and complete images of
neuron cells, and found that there were two different
kinds of branching processes attached to the soma:tree like, short branches, and a long fiber he called an
³axis cylinder.´
�20 years later, dendrites were named.
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� Gerlach proposed that nerve impulses
traveled from cell to cell through the
filaments, and that the brain was formed by
giant nets, or reticula, with a huge number
of such interconnected filaments.
� Bowditch: All neural functions could be the
result of transmission of electric charges
sent throughout the web of neurons.
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The First of the Articles: Impact of
Dendritic Size and Dendritic Topology on
Burst Firing
� Used a computational model to evaluate the
impact of changes in dendrite
� Length: Pruning the branches
� Size: Condensing and Expanding
� Topology: Rearranging Branches
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Results
� Length: degree of bursting decreases as
length decreases
� Size: burst firing disappears as lengthdecreases; only a certain range in which
burst firing is exhibited (too large, no
bursting)
� Implies that small change in length can causebig change in firing pattern
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� Topology:
Remodeling
topology can
change firingstate of cell;
also influences
degree of
bursting
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The Second of the Articles: Burst Firing
and Epilepsy� Point of experiment: to show that the loss of
function of dendrites plays an important role
in generation of absence seizures.
� Method: took rat brain slices from rats
afflicted with a seizure disorder and used
dendritic and somatic stimulation while
taking readings using an electrocorticogram.
� Electrocorticogram: A record of
electrical activity derived directly from
the cerebral cortex.
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results
They found that
dendrites play a key rolein absence seizures. A
reduction in dendrites
modifies the action
potential output of pyramidal neurons that
caused increased burst
firing.
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Studying in Further Areas
� Direct experimentation on Neurons
� With a Focus On...
� Manipulating dendrite characteristics
� Direct experimentation on Neurons affected by
psychological stresses
� With a focus on...
� Rehabilitating lost dendrite length and size