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The present study indicates that the spontaneous and stimulus-evoked synaptic activity of DSCT neurons during carbachol-induced motor inhibition did not change compared with synaptic activity observed during control conditions. These findings contrast with the striking hyperpolarization in motoneuron membrane potential and the appearance of motoneuron-directed IPSPs that occur during active sleep and carbachol-induced atonia. Large-amplitude spontaneous IPSPs in high-gain recordings from DSCT neurons were not observed and the resting membrane potential of DSCT neurons was not significantly hyperpolarized during carbachol-induced motor inhibition. In addition, the mean amplitude of both the monosynaptic group I EPSPs and disynaptic IPSPs evoked in DSCT neurons after the injection of carbachol was similar to that recorded before the injection of carbachol. Furthermore, the mean input resistance and time constant of DSCT neurons after the injection of carbachol was not significantly different from that before the injection of carbachol. During naturally occurring active sleep or carbachol-induced motor inhibition, there is a significant decrease in input resistance and membrane time constant of a-motoneurons Morales and Chase 1981; Morales et al. 1987b; Soja et al. 1991; Xi et al. 1997 ; . The decrease in input resistance is the consequence of postsynaptic inhibitory processes Carlen and Durand 1981; Carlen et al. 1980; Llinas and Terzuolo 1964; Smith et al. 1967 ; . On the basis of the above data, we conclude that DSCT neurons are not postsynaptically inhibited during motor inhibition induced by the pontine administration of carbachol. Because we believe that the injection of carbachol in a-chloralose-anesthetized cats activates the neural system that is involved in the generation of motor atonia during active sleep Kohlmeier et al. 1996; Lopez Rodriguez et al. 1995; Xi et al. 1997 ; , we suggest that DSCT neurons are not subjected to postsynaptic inhibition during this state. It is unlikely that the present findings are due to the failure to induce the state of motor inhibition by the injection of carbachol, because 1 ; the injection of carbachol into the NPO produced motor suppression, as indicated by a sustained reduction in the amplitude of the Ia monosynaptic reflex, and 2 ; five lumbar motoneurons were recorded intracellularly and high-gain membrane potential recordings were examined after the injection of carbachol in two cats. Largeamplitude 1 mV ; spontaneous IPSPs, which were identical to those that appear during naturally occurring active. A slowly declining plateau influx ; Fig. 5C; Refs. 8 and 39 ; . concentrations of the drug necessary for blockade were greater Also in these conditions PMA was inhibitory when adminis- than in the completemedium, and the receptor-controlled tered before carbachol not shown ; but showed no effect when component was more severely affected than the SDCI comgiven during the plateau phase 5 C ; . These resultssuggest ponent of the carbachol thapsigargin Ca2 + influx responses. Fig. or that in contrast to intracellular release both the receptor- Fig. 6A, inset ; . Finally, SC 38249 was employed to investigate Ca2 + dependent and the SDCI components of the stimulated influx Mn2 + influx in cells a t rest and stimulated by thapsigargin. are insensitive to inhibition phorbol esters. This by conclusion SC 38249 inhibited the thapsigargin quenching response at regarding SDCI is reinforced by the lack of effect of PMA on concentrations lower than those active on Ca2 + influx ICso the [Ca2 + ], response induced by thapsigargin Fig. 50 ; . Sim- 0.6 WM; compare Fig. 6B with 6A ; . Also the resting quench ilarly, forskolin, the direct activator of adenylylcyclase, ad- was inhibited a t concentrations 1order of magnitude higher ministered either before the stimulants or at the end of the Fig. 6B ; . release response i.e. before Ca2 + reintroduction ; , had effect no Bacterial toxins pertussis toxin andcholera toxin ; , which on Ca2 + influx data not shown ; . ADP-ribosylate the G protein subunits of the Gi-Go and G , Further studieswere carried out using SC 38249, a member families, respectively, were employed next. Pretreatment of of an imidazole drug family known for blockade of various PC12-64 NGF- ; cells with pertussis toxin 12 h; 300 ng ml ; the Ca' + channels, including those activated by receptors 11, 13, failed to modify the responses induced by thapsigargin and 32, 44, 45 ; . When this drug was administered during the bradykinin data not shown ; butinduced complex effects on plateau [Ca2 + ]iphase of cells stimulated in the Ca2 + -contain- the carbachol response. These effects which varied quantiing medium, a rapid dissipation of the influx-sustained tatively depending on the carbachol concentration used and [Ca' + ], increase was observed. Fig. 6A shows that this effect were best visible at 10 WM, Fig. 7, A and B ; consisted in a occurred at lower blocker concentrations with carbachol than large decrease up to 70% ; of the intracellular Ca2 + release WM, with thapsigargin apparent ICbo 3 and 13 respectively ; . phase, with no parallel decrease of the Ca2 + influx. In these This result suggests that the SDCI process is less sensitive to pertussis toxin-pretreated cells carbachol-stimulated influx the imidazole drug than the influx directlysustained by recep- remained largely inhibitable by atropine notshown ; .In tor activation.Additional evidence in favor of this conclusion contrast, choleratoxinadministered for12h at 1 ng was obtained by experiments in which SC 38249 was admin- induced no change of the carbachol-induced [Ca' + ], response istered in the Ca2 + -free medium after the stimulants, shortly of PC12-64 cells not shown ; . before the reintroduction of Ca2 + . In these conditions, the Studies i Other PC12 Clones-The PC12 cell line is known n.

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