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stage1 stage2 stage3 stage4

20 m

Neuronal Development

20μm

5μm

Mature neuron

Presynaptic axonal terminal

Postsynaptic dendritic spine

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Mature synapse

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脳の最小機能単位シナプス 外界からの刺激

シナプスの応答

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シナプスに記憶される。

(シナプス可塑性)

脳の最小機能単位シナプス 外界からの刺激

シナプスの応答

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Stable actin clustering

PSD95

PSD95 clustering

Spine formation processes

stable actin filaments

dynamic actin filaments

filopodia protospine mature spine

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Dendritic spines

Stubby Mushroom

Thin Wide

Ramified Double

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Spine morphology in the abnormal brain

A.Normal 6 month infant Purpura, 1974B Abnormal 10 month infant (Developmental Disabilities) Purpura,1974C.Abnormal 5.5 month infant (Abnormal behavior) Purpura, et al., 1982D.Fragile X syndrome (adult) Wisniewski, et al., 1991

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Mature synapse

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Discovery of drebrin (1984 )

drebrin A

ADFH CH2(233-317)

Ins2(318-364)

HB1(591-595)CH1(173-227) HB1(675-679)

drebrin

Ca2+ sensor

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EM‐IHC and LM‐IHC images of dendritic spines

DrebrinSynaptophysin

Hayshi and Shirao, J Neurosci, 1996

Drebrin is highly concentrated in dendritic spines in vivo.

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Published in: Shivani Sharma; Elena E. Grintsevich; Martin L. Phillips; Emil Reisler; James K. Gimzewski; Nano Lett. 2011, 11, 825-827.DOI: 10.1021/nl104159vCopyright © 2010 American Chemical Society

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Drebrin-A inhibits F-actin depolymerization and increases the thermal stability of F-actin.

Mikati M A et al. J. Biol. Chem. 2013;288:19926-19938

©2013 by American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Drebrin A‐binding actin filament (DA‐actin) is aslow treadmilling stretched‐helix pitch filament.

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Non-DA-actin(Dynamic actin pool) Spine

Shaft

DA-actin(Stable actin pool)

Resting state LTP induction

Ca2+ entry

NMDAR activation

Facilitation of polymerization

Exod

us

Myosin II activation

Non-DA-actin(Enlargement actin pool)

Ca2+ reduction and/orAMPAR activation ?

Re-entry

LTP maintenance

DA-actin

A B C

Morphological synaptic plasticity

PLoS ONE. 9(1):e85367 (2014)

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Actin filament in non‐neuronal cells

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Actin filament in non‐neuronal cellsneurons   

Drebrin

Calcium sensor protein

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正常な一般細胞

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ドレブリンタンパク質を発現した一般細胞

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Discovery of drebrin (1984 )

drebrin A

ADFH CH2(233-317)

Ins2(318-364)

HB1(591-595)CH1(173-227) HB1(675-679)

drebrin

Ca2+ sensor

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Non-DA-actin(Dynamic actin pool)

Spine

DA-actin(Stable actin pool)

stable actin

dynamic actin drebrin

elongating actin

NMDAR

AMPARGlu

Ca2+

microtubule

EB3

(rapid treadmiling )

(slow treadmiling )

DA‐actin and Non‐DA‐actin correspond to stableand dynamic actin pool, respectively.

Slow treadmillingactin filaments

Non DA‐actin

DA‐actin

Rapid treadmillingactin filaments

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stage1 stage2 stage3 stage4

F-actin Drebrin

20 m

Actin filaments in growth cone

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GFP‐DE occurred at a speed of about 0.86 ± 0.1 m/min(lower panels), which is similar to that of F‐actin inthe transitionl zone (Medeiros et al. 2006).

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10um

2um 2um

1um 1um

conventional microscope N-STORM

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10um

2um 2um

1um 1um

conventional microscope N-STORM

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Non-DA-actin(Dynamic actin pool)

Spine

DA-actin(Stable actin pool)

stable actin

dynamic actin drebrin

elongating actin

NMDAR

AMPARGlu

Ca2+

microtubule

EB3

(rapid treadmiling )

(slow treadmiling )

DA‐actin and Non‐DA‐actin correspond to stableand dynamic actin pool, respectively.

Slow treadmillingactin filaments

Non DA‐actin

DA‐actin

Rapid treadmillingactin filaments

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Drebrin decreases in Alzheimer’s Disease

Western Blotting

Aged control AD

drebrin drebrin

synaptophysin synaptophysin

Immunohistochemistry of Hippocampus

Harigaya et al., J Neurosci Res (1996)

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Drebrin and cognitive activity

Counts et al., J Neuropathol Exp Neurol. 2006 

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Non-DA-actin(Dynamic actin pool) Spine

Shaft

DA-actin(Stable actin pool)

Resting state LTP induction

Ca2+ entry

NMDAR activation

Facilitation of polymerization

Exod

us

Myosin II activation

Non-DA-actin(Enlargement actin pool)

Ca2+ reduction and/orAMPAR activation ?

Re-entry

LTP maintenance

DA-actin

A B C

Morphological synaptic plasticity

PLoS ONE. 9(1):e85367 (2014)

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stable actin

dynamic actin drebrin

elongating actin

NMDAR

AMPARGlu

Ca2+

microtubule

EB3

(rapid treadmiling )

(slow treadmiling )

LTP induction

Ca2+ entry

NMDAR activation

Facilitation of polymerization

Exod

us

Myosin II activation

Non-DA-actin(Enlargement actin pool)

DA-actin

B

Sekino et al. MCN, 2006Mizui et al. PLoS One, 2014

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Non-DA-actin(Dynamic actin pool) Spine

Shaft

DA-actin(Stable actin pool)

Resting state LTP induction

Ca2+ entry

NMDAR activation

Facilitation of polymerization

Exod

us

Myosin II activation

Non-DA-actin(Enlargement actin pool)

Ca2+ reduction and/orAMPAR activation ?

Re-entry

LTP maintenance

DA-actin

A B C

Morphological synaptic plasticity

PLoS ONE. 9(1):e85367 (2014)

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stable actin

dynamic actin drebrin

elongating actin

NMDAR

AMPARGlu

Ca2+

microtubule

EB3

(rapid treadmiling )

(slow treadmiling )

LTP induction

Ca2+ entry

NMDAR activation

Facilitation of polymerization

Exod

us

Myosin II activation

Non-DA-actin(Enlargement actin pool)

DA-actin

B

Drebrin exodus Sekino et al. MCN, 2006Mizui et al. PLoS One, 2014

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stable actin

dynamic actin drebrin

elongating actin

NMDAR

AMPARGlu

Ca2+

microtubule

EB3

(rapid treadmiling )

(slow treadmiling )

LTP induction

Ca2+ entry

NMDAR activation

Facilitation of polymerization

Exod

us

Myosin II activation

Non-DA-actin(Enlargement actin pool)

DA-actin

B

Drebrin exodusPromotion of 

actin nucleation 

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NMDAR activation

Ca2+ entryMyosin II activation

stable actin

dynamic actin drebrin

elongating actin

NMDAR

AMPARGlu

Ca2+

microtubule

EB3

(rapid treadmiling )

(slow treadmiling )

Resting state Drebrin exodus Promotion of actin nucleation 

Reformation of stable actin

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Drebrin content correlates with spine head size.

Kobayashi et al., JCN 2007