yana-notes

D21

2022-05-02: reference:

D21 #

Calcium #

  • Perhaps it’s been known well that D1 activates phospholipase C? D2 agonists potently enhance AA release, initiated by increasing intracellular Ca2+ or stimulating constitutive purinergic receptors - which trigger Ca2+. Naturally, all this stimulates phospholipase A2. R.
  • Calcium signaling cascade links dopamine D1-D2 receptor heteromer to striatal BDNF production and neuronal growth
    • CAMK IIα increases BDNF expression.
  • Rats have a lower prescence and importance of the heteromer in their brains than humans. The further up in intelligence you go across species, the more prevalent. It implies that the heteromer counteracts brain power/force in some way, and it does play the role of a negative dopamine regulator (it lowers dopamine transmission in general by lowering dopa release). In theory, society is like a Swiss army knife in making the d1/d2 heteromer appear. (wtf? lol stoner.)
  • Dopamine D1 and D2 Receptor Co-activation Generates a Novel Phospholipase C-mediated Calcium Signal (Lee et al. 2004)
    • Coexpression barely changes adenylyl cyclase activity in these cells compared to D1 alone. PKA, PKC, or PI3K inhibition did not change calcium levels, but PLC inhibiton shut it down >90% (and blocked Gq-coupled P2Y receptors along the way).
    • Gi/o is not directly involevd in the calcium signal. Gi and Gq crosstalk does not appear to underlie, since neither couple to Gq to begin with. Good reasoning?
    • Virtually all Medium Spiny Neurons that express D1 also technically express D2.
    • Coexpression did not affect the ligand binding pocket of either receptor.
    • In the rat frontal cortex, interneurons only expressed D2, unlike pyramidal neurons.
    • Heteromers of the CCR2 and CCR5 chemokine receptors and heteromers of the μ- and δ-opioid receptor may couple to G proteins distinct from those associated with homogeneous populations of their constituent receptors, but interestingly the cellular responses is not different from that of the individual receptors.
  • Dopamine receptor-mediated Ca(2+) signaling in striatal medium spiny neurons (Tang et al. 2004)
    • ~40% MSN elicit robust repetitive Ca2+ oscillations following application of dopamine - PLC-dependent.

Cogmetics #

  • This might be what he talked about as being theoretical (haven’t read it) in Hasbi et al. 2020, but indeed the heteromers are shuttled primarily to the orbitofrontal cortex after 8 days of cocaine administration. The decrease in extracellular calcium is neuroprotective.
  • Working memory is impaired when D1 is prevented from binding to NMDAR. 2 hour half-life without the HA. It increases dopamine efflux and stops cocaine from working. In contrast, other papers show an increase in response from stimulants, making them more addictive!
  • May be addictive (especially in those without a lot of the heteromer). Via FosB and other things. Will make other things very addictive, especially, of course, anything dopaminergic.
  • Overdose would basically make behavior quite erratic. Again, childlike. One undiluted drop would make you hypomanic for days.
  • D1 excites dendrites, and inhibits soma? This perhaps filters out distractions in working memory. He’s talking about the frontal cortex, at least.
    • Maybe ion channel localization after depolarization
  • It’s not even necessarily about the d21 cascade itself, but the fact you no longer have D1 and D2 available individually.
  • Apparently this HA peptide actually dissolves D21.
  • The peptide copies part of D1 that sticks to D2 in the heteromer; D2 is very sticky. It occupies the space next to D2, and both of them are unbound and liberated to act individually
  • Effects of costimulation of dopamine D1- and D2-like receptors on renal function