There, the vesicles fuse to the surface of the pre-synaptic terminal and release their passengers—the neurotransmitters—into the synaptic space between the neurons.

Similarly, in the pre-synaptic terminal, vesicles unable to carry neurotransmitters might be the cause of neuronal diseases. Therefore, the ability to track these vesicles might reveal important ...

Mechanisms to separately regulate synaptic vesicle release ... calcium signals through different channels could be functionally separated at the nanometer scale of the presynaptic terminal, ...

During clathrin-mediated endocytosis, adaptor proteins bind to the cell membrane and to the protein clathrin, assisting in ...

Coat proteins of vesicles involved in intracellular membrane trafficking have closely related molecular ... The dimeric Sec31/Sec13 complex forms the coat of COPII vesicles 6. The N-terminal, ...

Right) Diagram of synaptic vesicles cycle, showing vesicles fusion and retrieval events, and vesicle distribution and movements in pre-synaptic terminal. Advanced Search Home ...

Therefore, before the action potential even arrives at the presynaptic terminal, vesicles containing neurotransmitter line up in a fusion-ready state at docking sites in the presynaptic terminal.

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While the release of neurotransmitters from vesicles is speedy, we always thought vesicle formation was slow. It turns out that vesicle formation can zip along much faster than we thought.

Similarly, in the pre-synaptic terminal, vesicles unable to carry neurotransmitters might be the cause of neuronal diseases. Therefore, the ability to track these vesicles might reveal important ...