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1 Somatosensory System and Pain
פיסיולוגיה מורחב Somatosensory System and Pain lecture 3: The primary somatosensory neuron Prof. Marshall Devor, Ph.D. Dept. of Cell & Animal Biology and Center for Research on Pain Institute of Life Sciences Hebrew University of Jerusalem

2 primary sensory neuron

3 from stimulus to impulse train…variety
1. force transmission to sensory ending transduction spike encoding

4 primary sensory neuron

5 neural crest neural crest

6 Primary sensory neurons are pseudounipolar
growth cone bipolar sensory ending pseudounipolar

7 A C A

8 CGRP peptide neurotransmitter RT97 neurofilament
100 uM

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10 Theory of "target derived
neurotrophism"

11 Matsuda et al

12 no synaptic contacts in DRG

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14 numerous neurotransmitter and other receptor types
microvilli on DRG somata enlarged surface area numerous neurotransmitter and other receptor types

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16 primary sensory neurons

17 nociceptors

18 axon epineurial blood vessel perineurium endoneurium skin nerve muscle nerve m/sec A, A Ia, Ib, II A III C (Remak bundle) IV

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20 node of Ranvier internode paranode 1-2 mm nodal gap 2 um Schwann cell soma

21 myelin formation Schwann cell (glia) 30 um internode 1-2 mm
node of Ranvier 1-2 um

22 myelin formation axon, myelin, Schwann cell, oligodendroglia

23 axon, myelin, Schwann cell

24 myelin formation in the CNS
Schwann cell vs. oligodendroglial cell

25 node of Ranvier

26 contactin associated protein

27 adult: DRG neuron phenotype depends on regulation of both expression and traffic of molecules of excitability (NTs)

28 variety of primary afferent neurons
(stimulus encoding) A: LTMs: SA, RA, PC, hair A: warming, cooling, down hair, mechano-nociceptors C: mechanical nociceptors mechano-heat nociceptors CMH polymodal nociceptors silent nociceptors

29 “neuronal phenotype” (correlates of sensory receptor types)
response CV m/sec axon diam. myelin neurochem. periph.morph. A LTM 15-100 3-15m heavy glutamate central morph. A nociception thermal +LTM 2-15 1st pain 1-3 m light glutamate+ peptides transduction channels C most nocicept. 0.2-2 2nd pain <1 m none peptides (NGF) IB4 (GDNF) electrogenic spike shape TTX-S TTX-R neuro- filam. channel distrib. soma diameter surface receptors DRG peptides: SP, CGRP, NPY, NT, VIP, SOM, GAL, CCK… substance P, calcitonin gene related peptide….

30 “neuronal phenotype” (correlates of sensory receptor types)
response CV m/sec axon diam. myelin neurochem. periph.morph. A LTM 15-100 3-15m heavy glutamate central morph. A nociception thermal +LTM 2-15 1st pain 1-3 m light glut+ peptides transduction channels C most nocicept. 0.2-2 2nd pain <1 m none peptides (NGF) IB4 (GDNF) electrogenic spike shape TTX-S TTX-R neuro- filam. channel distrib. soma diameter surface receptors DRG peptides: SP, CGRP, NPY, NT, VIP, SOM, GAL, CCK…

31 Somatosensory System and Pain
פיסיולוגיה מורחב Somatosensory System and Pain lecture 3: The primary sensory neuron Prof. Marshall Devor, Ph.D. Dept. of Cell & Animal Biology and Center for Research on Pain Institute of Life Sciences Hebrew University of Jerusalem

32 spike invasion and the safety
of through-conduction in DRG neurons …. why are DRG neurons excitable ?

33 Conclusion: spike invasion is a design feature of
somatic through-conduction NEURON simulation spike invasion Conclusion: spike invasion is a design feature of DRG neurons… but to what end ??


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