細胞內轉運與細胞骨架-神經科學百科全書-9 目錄
細胞內信號級聯與第二信使Calcium-Calmodulin Kinase II (CaMKII) in Learning and MemoryCyclic AMP (cAMP) Role in Learning and MemoryEph Receptor Signaling and Spine MorphologyMAP Kinase Signaling in Learning and MemoryNeural Crest Cell Diversification and Specification: ErbB RoleNotch Pathway: Lateral InhibitionNotch Signal Transduction: Molecular and Cellular MechanismsRetinoic Acid Signaling and Neural PatterningSonic Hedgehog and Neural PatterningSynaptic Plasticity: Diacylglycerol Signalling RoleWnt Pathway and Neural Patterning細胞內轉運與細胞骨架Actin Cytoskeleton in Growth Cones, Nerve Terminals, and Dendritic SpinesAMPA Receptor Cell Biology/TraffickingAxonal and Dendritic Identity and Structure: Control ofAxonal and Dendritic Transport by Dyneins and Kinesins in NeuronsAxonal mRNA Transport and FunctionsAxonal Transport and ALSAxonal Transport and Alzheimer's DiseaseAxonal Transport and Huntington's DiseaseAxonal Transport and Neurodegenerative DiseasesAxonal Transport DisordersAxonal Transport TracersCytoskeletal Interactions in the NeuronCytoskeleton in PlasticityDendrites: Localized TranslationDendritic RNA Transport: Dynamic Spatio-Temporal Control of Neuronal Gene ExpressionDystrophin, Associated Proteins, and Muscular DystrophyIntermediate FilamentsLIM Kinase and Actin Regulation of SpinesLysosome and Endosome Organization and Transport in NeuronsMicrotubule Associated Proteins in NeuronsMicrotubules: Organization and Function in NeuronsMitochondrial Organization and Transport in NeuronsMyosin Transport and Neuronal FunctionNeurofilaments: Organization and Function in NeuronsNeuronal Motility and Structure: MARK and GSK PathwaysNMDA Receptors, Cell Biology and TraffickingNuclear Movements in NeuronsPeroxisomes: Organization and Transport in NeuronsPrion TransportProteasome Role in NeurodegenerationProtein Folding and the Role of Chaperone Proteins in Neurodegenerative DiseaseRetrograde Neurotrophic SignalingSlow Axonal TransportSpectrin: Organization and Function in NeuronsTransport Dependent Damage SignalingVesicular Sorting to Axons and Dendrites分泌與囊泡循環Active ZoneBotulinum and Tetanus ToxinsCalcium Channel Subtypes Involved in Neurotransmitter ReleaseCalcium Channels and SNARE ProteinsCIRL/LatrophilinsClathrin and Clathrin-AdaptorsComplexinsCysteine-String Proteins (CSPs)DynaminEndocytosis: Kiss and RunExocytosis: Ca2+-SensitivityFusion PoreLarge Dense Core Vesicles (LDCVs)LatrotoxinLiprins, ELKS, and RIM-BP ProteinsLysosomal SystemMuncl3 and Associated MoleculesMuncl8NeurexinsNeuroliginsNeurosecretion (Regulated Exocytosis in Neuroendocrine Cells)Neurotransmitter Release from AstrocytesNeurotransmitter Release: Synchronous and AsynchronousNSF and SNAPsOptical Monitoring of Exo- and EndocytosisPHR (Pam/Highwire/RPM-l)Piccolo and BassoonPresynaptic Receptor SignalingRab3Rab3A Interacting Molecules (RIMs)RNA Granules: Functions within Presynaptic Terminals and Postsynaptic SpinesSNAREsSynapsinsSynaptic Plasticity: Short-Term MechanismsSynaptic Vesicle Protein-2 (SV2)Synaptic VesiclesSynaptojaninSynaptotagminsSynCAMsSynucleinsVesicle PoolsVesicular Neurotransmitter TransportersVoltage-Gated Calcium Channels原書詞條中英對照表
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插圖:Though the E(spl) enhancerincludes high-affinity proneural binding sites, highlevels of proneural protein expression in the prospec-tive SOP cannot independently drive E(spl) geneexpression because in the absence of NotchIC, Su(H)functions as part of a repressor complex that ensuresgenes in the E(spl) complex are not expressed. Insurrounding non-SOP cells of the PNC, whereNotch is activated by the SOP cell, NotchIc makesSu(H) function as an activator to drive E(spl) geneexpression.The Complementary Role of Bearded Family Genesin the E(Spl) ComplexThe E(spl) complex also includes non-bHLH genes ofthe Bearded (Brd) family. Their expression is alsoregulated by Notch activation; however, unlike theE(spl) bHLH genes, they do not inhibit proneuralgene expression. Instead, they interfere with Deltafunction by inhibiting Neuralized mediated endocy-tosis of Delta, a step that is essential for effectiveactivation of Notch in the neighboring cell (Figure 2).toestablishment of a central biasing mechanism during