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2013
DOI: 10.1038/emboj.2013.160
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Neuronal carbonic anhydrase VII provides GABAergic excitatory drive to exacerbate febrile seizures

Abstract: Brain carbonic anhydrases (CAs) are known to modulate neuronal signalling. Using a novel CA VII (Car7) knockout (KO) mouse as well as a CA II (Car2) KO and a CA II/VII double KO, we show that mature hippocampal pyramidal neurons are endowed with two cytosolic isoforms. CA VII is predominantly expressed by neurons starting around postnatal day 10 (P10). The ubiquitous isoform II is expressed in neurons at P20. Both isoforms enhance bicarbonate-driven GABAergic excitation during intense GABAA-receptor activation… Show more

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“…Such stimulation causes intense interneuronal firing, a consequent HCO 3 − -dependent increase in [Cl − ] i and a large depolarizing shift in DF GABA in the target pyramidal neurons, which is sufficient for the activation of NMDA receptors (NMDARs) 1,202 . Because CO 2 readily permeates neuronal membranes, intraneuronal HCO 3 − that is lost owing to net efflux through GABA A Rs is replenished by the activity of cytosolic carbonic anhydrases 193,204 (Supplementary information S2 (text)). Under these conditions, the increase in [Cl − ] i leads to enhanced K + –Cl − extrusion by KCC2, and to a consequent increase in [K + ] o , which further depolarizes both neurons and glia in a non-synaptic manner 101 (FIG.…”
Section: Cccs Control Ionic Plasticitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Such stimulation causes intense interneuronal firing, a consequent HCO 3 − -dependent increase in [Cl − ] i and a large depolarizing shift in DF GABA in the target pyramidal neurons, which is sufficient for the activation of NMDA receptors (NMDARs) 1,202 . Because CO 2 readily permeates neuronal membranes, intraneuronal HCO 3 − that is lost owing to net efflux through GABA A Rs is replenished by the activity of cytosolic carbonic anhydrases 193,204 (Supplementary information S2 (text)). Under these conditions, the increase in [Cl − ] i leads to enhanced K + –Cl − extrusion by KCC2, and to a consequent increase in [K + ] o , which further depolarizes both neurons and glia in a non-synaptic manner 101 (FIG.…”
Section: Cccs Control Ionic Plasticitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The mechanisms described above are likely to promote tetanus-induced long-term potentiation 203 as well as highly synchronized spontaneous network events, including seizures (see REFS 15,204), and may contribute to neuropathic pain 205 . Notably, carbonic anhydrase inhibitors, which are well known for their anticonvulsant actions, strongly inhibit activity-dependent E Cl shifts and GABAergic excitation in slice preparations 100,101 and reduce neuropathic pain 206,207 .…”
Section: Cccs Control Ionic Plasticitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Novija istraživanja na miševima upućuju na važnu ulogu karboanhidraze VII (CAVII) [17]. Ovaj izoenzim je uglavnom eksprimiran u mozgu, a kodiran CAVII genom, koji se u humanom genomu nalazi na dugom kraku hromozoma 16, u regionu 16q21-23 [18].…”
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“…Prema Ruusuvuori i sar. [17] ova izoforma povećava bikarbonatima izazvanu GABA-ergičku ekscitaciju tokom intenzivne aktivacije GABAA receptora. Smatra se da učestvuje u modulaciji sinaptičke transmisije u brojnim strukturama CNS-a koje uključuju korteks, hipokampus i bazalne ganglije, gde dovodi do hiperekscitabilnosti, što je polazna pretpostavka o njegovoj ulozi u nastanku Grafikon 1.…”
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