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(2), (GluR) Cys-loop (nAChR, 5HT3, ZAC, GABAA gly). (B) 4 /, . . Hogg RC., Buisson B., Bertrand D., Allosteric modulation of ligand-gated channels, Biochemical Pharmacology, 2005, 70, 1267-1276.

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, (Ser248, Ser254, Ser256, Ser262) , (non competitive blockers)* ( 4.15, 4.16). (. , , ) (), , N- -.

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4.21 ACh, ACh . Ch . Lester H., Dibas M., Dahan D., Leite JF., Dougherty DA., Cys-loop receptors: New twists and turns, Trends in Neurosiences, 2004, 27, 329-336.

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. , K+/ Cl- Cl-, Cl- GABA.

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, . , GABA. /. Ser410 2 (Akt), GABA . , 2 / 3 .

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. GABA , , , 5-, ACh .

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GABA GABA. GABA , GABA GABA . GPCR , GABA, Ca2+.

4.23 GABAA. , : (1) . (2) . (3) , C (PKC). (4) Cl-, K+/ Cl- (KCC2) . , : (5) Ca2+ (6) GABAB , (7) , , (8) , GB1 , (9) , , 5-, ACh. , , , (10). Mody I., Pearce R., Diversity of inhibitory neurotransmission trough GABAA receptors, Trends in Neurosciences, 2004, 27, 569-575.

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( ) . . NMDA ( Mg2+ ) ( Na+). . , NMDA, Mg2+ , a+ Ca2+. Ca2+ .

104

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NMDA -, 4 : NR1 2 NR2A, NR2B, NR2C NR2D ( NR1-NR1-NR2A-NR2A).

3 (1, 3 4). 2 2 . 2 , , S1, S2 ( 4 , , ). COO- , .

4.25 NMDA. (NR1-NR4). 3 (1, 3 4). 2 2 .

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2 . 2 -, , 1 3 . Q/R/N . (Q), (R) , () DA ( 4.28).

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+ + . + 6 ( 4.6). , + . 2 +. . .

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2 R1 (615) NR2B . Ca2+ Mg2+.

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Q/R/N , 3 -. SYTAANLAAF, . NMDA SYTAANLAAF. 4.30, SYTAANLAAF 3 . , - 3 . AMPA . NMDA Ca2+ AMPA. - 3. S1 S2 S2 8 Amstrong ( ). 3, 3 . 3

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.

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4.32 NMDA.

5. G-

G-. , , G-. GPCR G-. . + Gi Gq. GIRK ( Kir) (G protein-coupled inwardly rectifying potassium channels: G- +) , , . GPCRs ( 2, 2, D2, 5-1, GABA), G . GIRK, +, + ( ). , GIRK ACh, 2 .

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GPCR, - G, GDP GTP. G-GTP G-, G . G GIRK G . Gi, G GIRK . + ( +, + ). G GTP GDP, G . Gq, GIRK , . Gq PLC, (2), (3) (DAG). PKC, , .

4.33 GIRK, G . . Gi , G , . . Gq , PKC 2 . Breitwieser GE, GIRK channels: hierarchy of control. Focus on "PKC-delta sensitizes Kir3.1/3.2 channels to changes in membrane phospholipid levels after M3 receptor activation in HEK-293 cells". Am J Physiol Cell Physiol. 2005, 289, C509-11.

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4.34 G (GIRK).

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6.

(CAMP, cGMP) (3).

, cGMP cAMP, (cGMP- ) (cAMP- ) . : (). , G- (), - (effector). cGMP. cGMP. cGMP Ca2+ Na+ . cGMP . cGMP , Ca2+ Na+ .

GIRKGIRKVoltagegatedK+Channel

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4.35 . (R) . cis/trans . (R*) G- . Gt,a cGMP (PDE), cGMP GMP. PDE , , . PDE cGMP. cGMP Na+ Ca2+ . cGMP , Na+ Ca2+ . . , cGMP cGMP . cGMP , Na+ Ca2+ .

: GPCR. , G- , cAMP. cAMP Ca2+ Na+ . cAMP , Ca2+ Na+ , .

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(3)

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IP3R, - 226-576, IP3. IP3Rs 4 . 3 3 - .

3 1 TMR (~1600 ) , IP3Rs. , , IP3Rs : 3, .

IP3Rs 3 Ca2+. 3 - IP3R Ca2+ ( IP3) Ca2+. 3 Ca2+

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Ca2+ . 3 20 Ca2+. (CAM: calmodulin), -, Ca2+/- (CAM-kinases).

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4. IP3 - Ca2+

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