Functional Features of Sympathetic Ganglionic Neurons during Postnatal Ontogenesis in Health and Disease

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Neurons of sympathetic pre- and paravertebral ganglia differ in their electrophysiological properties, which contributes to their involvement of different functions. There are two main electrophysiological types of sympathetic ganglionic neurons in various mammals: phasic and tonic. The development of modern research methods, including patch clamp, made it possible to clarify previously obtained information on the main electrophysiological characteristics of neurons by puncturing the membrane using intracellular thin glass microelectrodes. Different features of sympathetic neuron firing are the result of differential expression of voltage-gated ion channels associated with different currents: incoming INa (tetrodotoxin-sensitive and -insensitive sodium), ICa (calcium), IH (hyperpolarization-activated non-selective cation current), ICaCl (calcium-dependent chloride current), as well as outgoing IDR (delayed rectifier), IAHP (after-hyperpolarization), IA (fast outward potassium), IM (slowly activating, non-inactivated outward current). This review describes the contribution of different channels to the excitability of sympathetic neurons, their changes in postnatal ontogenesis, as well as changes in the electrophysiological characteristics of ganglionic neurons in pathological processes.

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P. M Masliukov

Yaroslavl State Medical University

Email: mpm@ysmu.ru
Yaroslavl, Russia

E. V Salnikov

Yaroslavl State Medical University

Yaroslavl, Russia

V. V Porseva

Yaroslavl State Medical University

Yaroslavl, Russia

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