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Circadian Photoreception in Circadian Photoreception in MammalsMammals
Joshua GooleyJoshua GooleyMCB 186: Circadian BiologyMCB 186: Circadian Biology
October 26, 2005October 26, 2005
The retinohypothalamic tract
Laminar Organization of the Retina
Rods and Cones are not required for light entrainment
Freedman et al., 1999
Light entrainment and the pupillary light reflex are mediated by a short wavelength-sensitive, vitamin A1-
based photopigment
Hattar et al., 2003 Lucas et al., 2001
Phase Shifting Pupillary light reflex
rdta/cl
Cryptochromes are expressed in the inner retina
Miyamoto and Sancar, 1998
Melanopsin is expressed in retinal ganglion cells
RGCs that project to the SCN contain melanopsin
Gooley et al., 2001 Hannibal et al., 2002
SCN injection
Opn4 mRNA
Retro label
PACAP mRNA
OPN4 immuno
Gene-targeted tracing in OPN4-tauLacZ mice reveals an intense projection to the SCN
Hattar et al., 2002
Science paper –inject and record
Recording SCN-projecting rat ganglion cellsretrolabel ‡ record ‡ dye-fill
Control
Retinal ganglion cells that project to the SCN are intrinsically photosensitive
Berson et al., 2002
melanopsin Lucifer yellow merged
Intrinsically photosensitive RGCs contain melanopsin
Some intrinsically photosensitive RGCs show a rapid and transient response to light
David Berson
Spectral
λmax = 484 nm
Spectral tuning implicates a vitamin-A1 based pigmentipRGCs are most sensitive to short-wavelength light
Berson et al., 2002
IGLIGL
Melanopsin cells project to the IGL and olivary pretectal nucleus (involved in the pupillary light reflex)
Hattar et al., 2002
Gooley et al., 2003
OPN4 cells send collateralized projections to the SCN and olivary pretectal nucleus
Tracer injection in SCN Tracer injection in OPT
Retros from SCN Retros from OPT OPN4 mRNA
Gooley et al., 2003
A broad role for OPN4 in non-visual photoreception
Gooley et al., 2003
Melanopsin is necessary for intrinsic photosensitivity
Hattar et al., 2003
Panda - OPN4 knockout
(Panda et al., 2002)
Melanopsin knockoutPhase shifting weakened but not abolished
wildtype
knockout
Phase shifting is attenuated, but not absent in OPN4 knockout mice
Panda et al., 2002
Pupillary light reflex is attenuated, but not absent in OPN4 knockout mice
Lucas et al., 2003
radial schematic
OPN4 cells likely receive input from the classical visual photoreceptors
Light entrainment abolished in mice without rods, cones, and melanopsin
Panda et al., 2003
Pupillary light reflex abolished in mice without rods, cones, and melanopsin
Hattar et al., 2003
Negative masking and light-induced suppression of NAT absent in mice without rods, cones, and melanopsin
Panda et al., 2003
Masking absent NAT suppression absent
Mammalian photoreceptorsclassical ganglion-cell
sluggishbrisk
melanopsin (?)rhodopsin, cone opsin
huge receptive fieldsmall receptive field
insensitivesensitive
independent of RPEdependent on RPE
spikingnon-spiking
depolarizinghyperpolarizing
output to brainoutput to retina
inner retinaouter retina
Mammalian Photoreceptors
The vertebrate phototransduction cascade
The invertebrate phototransduction cascade
Melyan et al., 2005
Human melanopsin confers photosensitivity to light-insensitive neuro-2a cells
GFP OPN4
Light-evoked current
Panda et al., 2005
OPN4 may function as a bireactive opsin
Xenopus oocytes
Qui et al., 2005
HEK293 cells that co-express OPN4 and TRPC3 channels are photosensitive
OPN4 retinal ganglion cells in primate
Dacey et al., 2005
Dacey distribution
~3000 cells (0.3% of all GCs)
Dacey et al., 2005
Distribution of primate OPN4-containing ganglion cells