1991
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1991.tb15621.x
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Glial H+ Transport and Control of pH

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“…Activation of leech glutamate receptors evokes an influx of Na' and an efflux of K+ (Dorner et al, 1990;Dorner, 19911, as well as an intra-and extracellular acidosis (Dorner, 1991;Schlue et al, 1991). The experiments presented in this article show that glutamatergic agonists also induce an increase in [Ca2+li in neuropile glial cells (see also Deitmer and Munsch, 19921, and in Retzius neurones.…”
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“…Activation of leech glutamate receptors evokes an influx of Na' and an efflux of K+ (Dorner et al, 1990;Dorner, 19911, as well as an intra-and extracellular acidosis (Dorner, 1991;Schlue et al, 1991). The experiments presented in this article show that glutamatergic agonists also induce an increase in [Ca2+li in neuropile glial cells (see also Deitmer and Munsch, 19921, and in Retzius neurones.…”
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“…Electrophysiological studies have shown that neuropile glial cells and Retzius neurones possess glutamate receptors of the AMPA-kainate type (Ballanyi et al, 1989;James and Walker, 1979;James et al, 19801, but there is no evidence so far for the existence of NMDA receptors in the leech nervous system (Ballanyi et al, 1989;Deitmer and Munsch, 1992;Dorner et al, 1990). Activation of leech glutamate receptors evokes an influx of Na' and an efflux of K+ (Dorner et al, 1990;Dorner, 19911, as well as an intra-and extracellular acidosis (Dorner, 1991;Schlue et al, 1991). The experiments presented in this article show that glutamatergic agonists also induce an increase in [Ca2+li in neuropile glial cells (see also Deitmer and Munsch, 19921, and in Retzius neurones.…”
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“…During the 1970-1980 decade, however, some authors began to emphasize the importance of harmonious glial-neuronal relationships (Schoffeniels et al ., 1978;Hertz and Schousboe, 1986) . Glial cells may buffer the extracellular fluid (Schlue et al, 1991) and regulate the extracellular concentrations of K + (Hertz, 1978) and NH 4 + (Cooper et al ., 1985) . They also regulate external concentrations of neurotransmitters such as glutamate (Benveniste et al ., 1984;MacCarthy et al ., 1988) and serotonin (Kimelberg and Katz, 1985) .…”
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