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This book covers many aspects of the biology of NMDARs: their role in controlling structure and function of synapses and neurons during early development; how overstimulation of NMDARs results in excitotoxicity and contributes to several progressive brain disorders, including Huntington’s disease; the newly discovered and intriguing interactions of NMDARs and dopamine receptors that mediate reward in the central nervous system; the role of NMDARs in alcohol dependence and the promise of NMDAR-based therapeutics for treating alcoholism; how functional expression is controlled at the level of gene transcription by several families of transcription factors; how NMDAR activation regulates local synaptic protein synthesis required for long-term changes in synaptic strength; the modulation of NMDAR function by signaling cascades cumulating in activation of protein kinases and phosphatases; the importance of cellular mechanisms underlying trafficking and targeting of NMDAR protein for many of its physiological functions; how NMDAR-mediated calcium signaling in dendritic spines controls synaptic efficacy and spine morphology; the roles NMDARs play in different temporal phases of memory formation in Drosophila; the extracellular modulation of NMDARs by polyamines, subunit-specific inhibitors, zinc ions, and pH, and the structural bases for their effects; a detailed description of NMDAR pharmacology, structure–activity relationships of agonists and antagonists, and roads to therapeutic drug design; the physiological roles played by NMDARs and their molecular structures; NMDAR activation mechanisms and the therapeutic potential of allosteric modulators; and the novel role of presynaptically localized NMDARs in controlling synaptic plasticity.
Contents
- Series Preface
- Preface
- About the Editor
- Contributors
- 1. NMDA Receptors and Brain DevelopmentRebecca C. Ewald and Hollis T. Cline.
- 2. NMDA Receptors and Huntington’s DiseaseHerman B. Fernandes and Lynn A. Raymond.
- 2.1 HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE
- 2.2 MODEL SYSTEMS FOR STUDY OF NMDA RECEPTOR FUNCTION IN HD
- 2.3 EXCITOTOXICITY HYPOTHESIS IN HD PATHOGENESIS
- 2.4 DOWNSTREAM CONSEQUENCES OF NMDA RECEPTOR ACTIVATION IN CELLS EXPRESSING MHTT
- 2.5 ALTERATIONS OF NMDA RECEPTOR-MEDIATED SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION AND PLASTICITY IN HD
- 2.6 POSSIBLE MECHANISMS FOR MODULATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR FUNCTION BY MHTT
- 2.7 SUMMARY
- REFERENCES
- 3. NMDA and Dopamine: Diverse Mechanisms Applied to Interacting Receptor SystemsCarlos Cepeda, Véronique M. André, Emily L. Jocoy, and Michael S. Levine.
- 3.1 INTRODUCTION
- 3.2 CLASSIFICATION AND MORPHOLOGICAL BASIS FOR INTERACTIONS AMONG GLUTAMATE AND DA RECEPTOR SUBTYPES
- 3.3 DA AND D1 RECEPTOR ENHANCEMENT OF NMDA RECEPTOR-MEDIATED RESPONSES
- 3.4 RECIPROCAL D1–NMDA RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS
- 3.5 TOPOGRAPHIC AND TEMPORAL ASPECTS OF D1–NMDA OCCURS RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS
- 3.6 REDUCTION OF NMDA RECEPTOR-MEDIATED RESPONSES BY DA OCCURS VIA D2 RECEPTORS
- 3.7 GENETIC MANIPULATIONS OF DA–NMDA RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS
- 3.8 FUNCTIONAL RELEVANCE OF DA–NMDA RECEPTOR INTERACTIONS
- 3.9 CONCLUSIONS
- REFERENCES
- 4. The NMDA Receptor and Alcohol AddictionDorit Ron and Jun Wang.
- 4.1 INTRODUCTION
- 4.2 ACUTE ETHANOL INHIBITION OF NMDA RECEPTOR FUNCTION
- 4.3 FACILITATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR FUNCTION BY ETHANOL
- 4.4 PHYSIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF MODULATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR FUNCTION BY ETHANOL
- 4.5 NMDA RECEPTORS AND BEHAVIORS ASSOCIATED WITH ETHANOL EXPOSURE
- 4.6 MODULATORS OF NMDA RECEPTOR FUNCTION AND TREATMENT OF ALCOHOL ABUSE AND DEPENDENCE
- REFERENCES
- 5. Transcriptional Regulation of NMDA Receptor ExpressionGuang Bai and Peter W. Hoffman.
- 6. NMDA Receptors and Translational ControlCharles A. Hoeffer and Eric Klann.
- 6.1 INTRODUCTION
- 6.2 OVERVIEW OF TRANSLATION
- 6.3 THREE STAGES OF TRANSLATION
- 6.4 RNA BINDING PROTEINS AND mRNA LOCALIZATION
- 6.5 ADMINISTERING TRANSLATION: NMDA RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT SIGNALING TO TRANSLATIONAL MACHINERY
- 6.6 NMDA RECEPTORS AND REGULATION OF TRANSLATIONAL SUBSTRATES
- 6.7 CONCLUDING THOUGHTS
- REFERENCES
- 7. Regulation of NMDA Receptors by Kinases and PhosphatasesMichael W. Salter, Yina Dong, Lorraine V. Kalia, Xue Jun Liu, and Graham Pitcher.
- 7.1 INTRODUCTION
- 7.2 NMDA RECEPTOR REGULATION BY SERINE AND THREONINE KINASES AND PHOSPHATASES
- 7.3 REGULATION OF NMDA RECEPTORS BY PROTEIN TYROSINE KINASES AND PHOSPHATASES
- 7.4 NMDA RECEPTOR PHOSPHORYLATION IN SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY
- 7.5 NMDA RECEPTOR PHOSPHORYLATION IN CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM PATHOLOGY
- 7.6 CONCLUSIONS
- REFERENCES
- 8. Trafficking and Targeting of NMDA ReceptorsRonald S. Petralia, Rana A. Al-Hallaq, and Robert J. Wenthold.
- 9. NMDA Receptor-Mediated Calcium Transients in Dendritic SpinesBrenda L. Bloodgood and Bernardo L. Sabatini.
- 9.1 Introduction
- 9.2 SUBUNIT DEPENDENCE Of NMDA RECEPTOR-MEDIATED CALCIUM INFLUX
- 9.3 PHOSPHORYLATION-DEPENDENT REGULATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT CALCIUM ENTRY
- 9.4 VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT REGULATION OF SYNAPTICALLY EVOKED CALCIUM INFLUX
- 9.5 POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF COMPARTMENTALIZED ELECTRICAL SIGNALING ON NMDA RECEPTORS
- 9.6 IMPACT OF SPINE MORPHOLOGY ON CALCIUM SIGNALING IN DENDRITIC SPINES
- 9.7 CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
- 10. NMDA Receptors in DrosophilaShouzhen Xia and Ann-Shyn Chiang.
- 10.1 INTRODUCTION
- 10.2 NMDA RECEPTOR HOMOLOGUES IN DROSOPHILA
- 10.3 FUNCTIONAL EXPRESSION OF FLY NMDA RECEPTORS
- 10.4 EXPRESSION OF FLY NMDA RECEPTORS IN ADULT BRAIN
- 10.5 NMDA RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT LEARNING AND LONG-TERM MEMORY CONSOLIDATION
- 10.6 LOCALIZATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT MEMORIES
- 10.7 NMDA RECEPTORS IN OTHER INVERTEBRATES
- 10.8 SUMMARY
- REFERENCES
- 11. Extracellular Modulation of NMDA ReceptorsKeith Williams.
- 11.1 INTRODUCTION
- 11.2 POLYAMINES
- 11.3 STRUCTURES OF NMDA RECEPTOR SUBUNITS AND RELEVANCE TO THE POLYAMINE SITE
- 11.4 IFENPRODIL
- 11.5 STRUCTURES OF NMDA RECEPTOR SUBUNITS AND RELEVANCE TO THE IFENPRODIL SITE
- 11.6 ZINC IONS
- 11.7 STRUCTURES OF NMDA RECEPTOR SUBUNITS AND RELEVANCE TO THE ZN2+ SITE
- 11.8 PROTONS AND EXTRACELLULAR pH
- 11.9 WHITHER NEXT?
- REFERENCES
- 12. Pharmacology of NMDA ReceptorsDaniel T. Monaghan and David E. Jane.
- 12.1 INTRODUCTION
- 12.2 PHARMACOLOGY OF THE NR2 GLUTAMATE BINDING SITE
- 12.3 PHARMACOLOGY OF GLYCINE BINDING SITE ON NR1
- 12.4 PHARMACOLOGY OF GLYCINE BINDING SITE ON NR3
- 12.5 ALLOSTERIC MODULATORY SITES ON NMDA Receptors
- 12.6 ZINC
- 12.7 UNCOMPETITIVE ANTAGONISTS (CHANNEL BLOCKERS)
- 12.8 CONCLUDING REMARKS
- REFERENCES
- 13. Activation Mechanisms of the NMDA ReceptorMarie L. Blanke and Antonius M.J. VanDongen.
- 14. Presynaptic NMDA ReceptorsIan C. Duguid and Trevor G. Smart.
Series editors: Sidney A Simon and Miguel AL Nicolelis
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