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Journal: Frontiers in Neuroscience
Article Title: Activity of Protease-Activated Receptors in Primary Cultured Human Myenteric Neurons
doi: 10.3389/fnins.2012.00133
Figure Lengend Snippet: PAR-APs and thrombin activate cultured myenteric neurons . Representative traces of voltage sensitive dye recordings showing neuronal responses to a 2 s spritz application (indicated by the horizontal gray bar) of PAR1-AP, PAR2-AP, PAR4-AP, and thrombin. Recordings were made in four 2 s long recording periods with 5–6 s intervals in between (indicated by the symbol between the traces). Every peak represents an action potential. (A) Representative traces from cultured human myenteric neurons to human specific PAR-APs and thrombin show comparable responses to PAR1-AP and thrombin but no response to PAR2-AP and a minor response to PAR4-AP. (B) Guinea pig cultured myenteric neurons fire action potentials in response to PAR1-AP, PAR2-AP, PAR4-AP, and thrombin; the PAR4 response is rather moderate.
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Techniques: Cell Culture
Journal: Frontiers in Neuroscience
Article Title: Activity of Protease-Activated Receptors in Primary Cultured Human Myenteric Neurons
doi: 10.3389/fnins.2012.00133
Figure Lengend Snippet: Analysis of neural actions of PAR-APs and thrombin in cultured human and guinea pig myenteric neurons . The graphs represent (from top to bottom) the proportion of neurons per cluster responding to a specific PAR activator, the specific PAR activator evoked spike frequency and the neuroindex which is the product of spike frequency and proportion of responding neurons. Data are illustrated with scatter plots showing the 25%/75% and the bars indicating the 10%/90% percentiles. PAR1-AP induced the strongest effect in human myenteric neurons, whereas PAR4-AP evoked only weak responses and PAR2-AP no response. Thrombin also activated human myenteric neurons but to a lesser degree than PAR1-AP. The PAR1-AP effect in human neurons is blocked by the specific PAR1 antagonist SCH79797. In guinea pig myenteric neurons the responsiveness to PAR1-AP, PAR2-AP, and thrombin was similar, but PAR4-AP evoked a spike discharge in less neurons at a significantly lower frequency. *Indicates significant differences to PAR1-AP in human neurons; # indicates significant differences to PAR1-AP in guinea pig neurons. Numbers in parenthesis indicate numbers of tissue/clusters/neurons.
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Techniques: Cell Culture
Journal: Frontiers in Neuroscience
Article Title: Activity of Protease-Activated Receptors in Primary Cultured Human Myenteric Neurons
doi: 10.3389/fnins.2012.00133
Figure Lengend Snippet: Response pattern to PAR-APs in guinea pig cultured myenteric neurons demonstrates receptor clustering . (A) Image shows outlines of a cluster of guinea pig cultured myenteric neurons stained with the voltage sensitive dye Di-8-ANEPPS. (B) Representative traces of a neuron [marked with a star in (A) ] that responded to PAR1-AP and PAR2-AP (2 s spritz application indicated by a gray horizontal bar). Recordings were made in four 2 s long recording periods with 5–6 s intervals in between (indicated by the symbol between the traces). Every peak represents an action potential. (C) Pairwise application of PAR-APs revealed functional coexpression patterns. Proportions of neurons responding to two PAR-APs are expressed relative to the proportion of neurons responding to any PAR-AP in that particular set of experiment (100%).
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Techniques: Cell Culture, Staining, Functional Assay