초파리 배자 신경세포의 화학적 신경연접 미세구조
Ultrastructural Analysis of Chemical Synapses in Cultured Wild Type Drosophila Embryonic Neurons
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초파리 돌연변이를 이용한 신경연접에서의 신경충격의 전달을 알아보기 위하여 배양한 초파리 배자 신경세포의 신경연접 미세구조를 관찰하여 분석하였다. 배양된 Wild-type 초파리 배자 신경세포의 신경연접(synapse)은 신경연접간극(synaptic cleft)에 의해 구분되면서 평행하게 뻗어있는 신경연접전 돌기(presynaptic area)의 세포막과 신경연접후 세포(postsynaptic cell)의 세포막 구조에 의해서 확인하였다. Presynaptic active zones과 postsynaptic densities는 각 세포막부분의 전자밀도에 의해 구분하였다. 특히 두개의 세포막이 서로 근접하여 있으면서, 하나 또는 그 이상의 전자밀도가 높은 presynaptc densities를 가지고 있고 그 주위에 투명한 신경연접소포들(clear core synaptic vesicles)이 모여있을 경우 이를 신경연접전 돌기로 보았다. 신경연접전 돌기에는 평균 35.1 1.44 nm 직경의 작고 투명한 신경연접소포들이 모여있었다. 신경연접소포들 중 일부는 세포막이나 세포막의 전자밀도가 높은 부분에 직접 접촉하고 있었는데 이를 신경전달물질이 방출되기 직전인 morphologically docked vesicles로 보았다. 이외에도 신경연접전 돌기에서는 내부가 전자밀도가 높은 물질로 채워져 있고 직경이 큰 dense core 신경연접소포들도 관찰 할 수 있었다.
Abstract
To identify the structural basis of mutations that affect synaptic transmission we have begun quantitative ultrastructural descriptions of synapses in cultured Drosophila embryonic neurons. In wild-type cultures, synapses are distinguished by the parallel arrangement of a thickened pre- and post synaptic membrane separated by a synaptic cleft. The presynaptic active zones and postsynaptic densities are defined by electron dense material close to the membrane. Presynaptic regions are also characterized by the presence of one or more electron dense regions, presynaptic densities, around which a variable number of small, clear core synaptic vesicles (mean 35.1 1.44 nm in diameter) are clustered. Subsets of these vesicles are in direct contact with either the presynaptic density or the membrane and are considered morphologically docked. A small number of larger, dense core vesicles are also observed in most presynaptic profiles.
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