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Development of Neural Circuits
Lesson 5
Stages of Cellular Activity
6 distinct stages
1. Neurogenesis
2. Cell migration
3. Differentiation
4. Synaptogenesis
5. Neuronal cell death
6. Synaptic rearrangement ~
Neurogenesis
Precursors (stem) cells Neural plate & tube stages Neural tube’s ventricular zone Induction signals ~
Symmetrical Mitosis
Results in 2 stem cells Slow & unlimited division
Mediated by notch protein Required for self-renewal Stem & progenitor cells ~
Asymmetrical Mitosis Results in neuroblast + progenitor Neuroblasts
Differentiate into neurons & glia Progenitors:
rapid, but limited division Mediated by numb protein
Asymmetrically distributed in mitosis Inhibits notch protein ~
Neuronal Migration: PNS Neural crest PNS
Initial position anterior-posterior factor Epithelial mesenchymal transition
Snail1 & 2 adhesion molecules Guided by
cell adhesion molecules (CAMs) Secreted peptide hormones Along musculoskeletal tissues ~
Neuronal Migration: CNS
Neural tube CNSPrimarily along radial gliaSome along axons CAMs ~
Cell Migration
Long-distance migration Along radial glia Tangentially to other
brain areas Cerebellar neuroblasts
Mesoencephalon Rhombencephalon ~
Cell Differentiation Stem cells neurons & glia
Many types of each Cell-to-cell signaling
Particularly young precursor cells BMPs, shh, Wnt induction signals
Cell autonomous Transcription regulation bHLH proneural genes neurons Inhibit bHLH glia ~
Construction of Circuits
Linkage of neurons in different regions Growth of axon from origin to
target Formation of appropriate synapses
Cell-to-cell signaling Tropic factors Trophic factors ~
Axon Guidance
Axonal growth coneFilopodia
Decision pointsDecussate or not
Chemical cuesLigands/receptors ~
Non-diffusable cues CAMs Tropic & trophic
Diffusable chemical signals Attraction
netrins Repulsion
Semaphorins ~
Synaptogenesis
Superior cervical ganglion (PNS) eyes ear blood vessels
After axons reach target Establish synapse Retract & regrow Do not form synapse ~
Synaptogenesis
Neurotropic factors Ephrins & cadherins Specificity ligand/receptor types
Neurotrophic factors (neurotrophins) After synapse formation Cell-to-cell signals Nerve growth factor (NGF) neurite growth ~
Apoptosis
Neuronal cell death programmed cell death 20-80% of neurons in a region lack of neurotrophic factors
Wrong or no connection neurons wither & die ~
Synaptic Rearrangement
Competition elimination of synapses formation of new synapses
Activity-dependent Neurotransmitter release
Losing axon retracts May strengthen synapse at other targets Winner synapses at target ~