非谷氨酸受体依赖的钙毒性机制在急性脑缺血损伤中的作用  被引量:3

Glutamate receptor-independent calcium toxicity pathways in acute ischemic brain injury

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作  者:向军[1] 唐宇平[1] 蔡定芳[1] 

机构地区:[1]复旦大学附属中山医院中西医结合科,复旦大学中西医结合研究所神经病学研究室,上海200032

出  处:《中国病理生理杂志》2010年第6期1224-1228,共5页Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology

基  金:上海市卫生系统百人计划项目;上海市医学领军人才资助项目(No.97BR016)

摘  要:Intracellular Ca2+ overload and the following Ca2+-toxicity are an important mechanism underlying ischemic brain injury.However,recent clinical trials using antagonists of the N-methyl-daspartate(NMDA) to prevent ischemic brain injury in humans have been largely disappointing.Activation of glutamate receptors resulting in intracellular Ca2+ overload and excitotoxicity couldn’t explain the whole process of ischemic brain injury,and emerging new studies have suggested that activation of several glutamate receptor-independent Ca2+-toxicity pathways also contribute to ischemic brain injury.This review focus on the roles of acid sensing ion channels(ASICs),Na+-Ca2+ exchanger(NCX) and transient receptor potential(TRP) channels in the ischemic brain injury.Intracellular Ca2+ overload and the following Ca2+ - toxicity are an important mechanism underlying ischemie brain injury. However, recent clinical trials using antagonists of the N -methyl -daspartate (NMDA) to prevent ischemie brain injury in humans have been largely disappointing. Activation of glutamate receptors resulting in intraeellular Ca2 + overload and exeitotoxicity couldn't explain the whole process of ischemic brain injury, and emerging new studies have suggested that activation of several glutamate receptor - independent Ca2+ - toxicity pathways also contribute to isehemie brain injury. This review focus on the roles of acid sensing ion channels (ASICs) , Na+- Ca2 + exchanger (NCX) and transient receptor potential (TRP) channels in the isehemie brain injury.

关 键 词:酸敏感离子通道 Na+-Ca2+交换体 瞬时受体电位 脑缺血  

分 类 号:R743[医药卫生—神经病学与精神病学]

 

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