Age-dependent alterations of synaptic performance and plasticity in crustacean motor systems
Age-related changes in synaptic performance and plasticity are surveyed in crustacean neuromuscular systems. These systems are functionally differentiated into phasic and tonic types, with different attributes of synaptic function and plasticity. Conversion of phasic neuromuscular junctions to a mor...
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| description | Age-related changes in synaptic performance and plasticity are surveyed in crustacean neuromuscular systems. These systems are functionally differentiated into phasic and tonic types, with different attributes of synaptic function and plasticity. Conversion of phasic neuromuscular junctions to a more phasic phenotype can be brought about by altering the activity of selected neurons. This type of plasticity disappears in older animals in some motor neurons, but is retained in others. Development programs set constraints on the age-dependent modifications of plasticity. Crustacean motor neurons are often characterized by great longevity, with progressive addition of new branches and synapses to keep up with growth of innervated muscle cells. Certain age-related compensatory mechanisms found in neuromuscular junctions of other species may not be required in crustaceans. |
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| subjects | activity aging Aging - physiology Animals Biochemistry. Physiology. Immunology Biological and medical sciences Crustacea Crustacea - physiology crustacean Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Geriatrics & Gerontology Invertebrates Life Sciences & Biomedicine motoneuron Motor Neurons - physiology Neuromuscular Junction - growth & development Neuromuscular Junction - physiology Neuronal Plasticity - physiology Physiology. Development plasticity Science & Technology synapse Synapses - physiology |
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