Gap-Junctional Coupling and Astrocyte Networks
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference Section{ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K+, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference Section{ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K+, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference0 Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca2+ waves between astrocytes 2CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference1; spatial K+ buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference4 Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca2+ waves between astrocytes 2CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference5; spatial K+ buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference0 Dye-coupling counts per injected astrocyte vary by roughly a factor of three across intact brain regions, and the variation is structured: it tracks region, dye, and whether oligodendrocytes are included in the count (Figure{ref}fig:sec7-syncytium). In lateral superior olive, biocytin injection labels on the order of 100 panglial partners per injected astrocyte 4CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference1; in ventrobasal thalamic barr... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference4 Dye-coupling counts per injected astrocyte vary by roughly a factor of three across intact brain regions, and the variation is structured: it tracks region, dye, and whether oligodendrocytes are included in the count (Figure{ref}fig:sec7-syncytium). In lateral superior olive, biocytin injection labels on the order of 100 panglial partners per injected astrocyte 4CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference5; in ventrobasal thalamic barr... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference6 Coupled-cell counts per injected astrocyte across studies. Panels A–C are shown on separate axes rather than pooled, because the entries differ in region (thalamus, lateral superior olive, cortex, unspecified), tracer dye (biocytin, Alexa 568, sulforhodamine B; coupled-cell count scales with dye permeability 4CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference7), and population (panglial networks in Baum and Wadle include oligodendrocytes;... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference8 Coupled-cell counts per injected astrocyte across studies. Panels A–C are shown on separate axes rather than pooled, because the entries differ in region (thalamus, lateral superior olive, cortex, unspecified), tracer dye (biocytin, Alexa 568, sulforhodamine B; coupled-cell count scales with dye permeability 4CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference9), and population (panglial networks in Baum and Wadle include oligodendrocytes;... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference0 Coupled-cell counts per injected astrocyte across studies. Panels A–C are shown on separate axes rather than pooled, because the entries differ in region (thalamus, lateral superior olive, cortex, unspecified), tracer dye (biocytin, Alexa 568, sulforhodamine B; coupled-cell count scales with dye permeability 5CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference1), and population (panglial networks in Baum and Wadle include oligodendrocytes;... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference4 Coupled-cell counts per injected astrocyte across studies. Panels A–C are shown on separate axes rather than pooled, because the entries differ in region (thalamus, lateral superior olive, cortex, unspecified), tracer dye (biocytin, Alexa 568, sulforhodamine B; coupled-cell count scales with dye permeability 5CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference5), and population (panglial networks in Baum and Wadle include oligodendrocytes;... -
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sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference6 Coupled-cell counts per injected astrocyte across studies. Panels A–C are shown on separate axes rather than pooled, because the entries differ in region (thalamus, lateral superior olive, cortex, unspecified), tracer dye (biocytin, Alexa 568, sulforhodamine B; coupled-cell count scales with dye permeability 5CitationSection {ref}sec:metabolic-couplingestablished that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 4Open reference7), and population (panglial networks in Baum and Wadle include oligodendrocytes;... -
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9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference2 The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference3. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...
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9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference4 The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference5. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...
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9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference6 The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference7. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...
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9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference8 The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference9. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...
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9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference, 10CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference, 11CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference0 Effect of connexin deletion on coupling, restricted to primary-data entries. (A) Single-connexin knockouts with numerical percent reduction relative to wild-type: Cx47^{-/-} (Maglione 2010, 80%) 9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference, 10CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference, 11CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference1 and the Cx47 M282T point mutation (Tress 2011, 88%) 9CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference, 10CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference, 11CitationAstrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg2010ploscomput,iglesias2009jneurosci,patel2014febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff2006jneu...content/07_gap_junctions_networks.md:line 11Open reference2 reduce oligodendrocyte-centred coupling; astrocyte-specific Cx43 deletion reduces A–A coupling by approximately 50% [wallra...
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- [altevogt_2004_jneurosci] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [orthmannmurphy_2008_jmol] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [nagy_2003_glia] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [houades_2008_jneurosci] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [walrave_2020_biomolecules] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [baum_2024_iscience] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [benedikt_2022_biomolecules] “Section {ref}`sec:metabolic-coupling` established that lactate, K<sup>+</sup>, and water are redistributed across astrocytes rather than handled by single cells. That redistribution has a spatial substrate, and the substrate is the gap-junctional syncytium. Individual astrocytes tile cortex and subcortical grey matter into non-overlapping territorial domains, but those domains are wired together by large gap-junctio...”
- [goldberg_2010_ploscomput] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [iglesias_2009_jneurosci] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [patel_2014_febs] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [wallraff_2006_jneurosci] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [pannasch_2011_procnatl] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [langer_2012_glia] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [rouach_2008_science] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [clasadonte_2017_neuron] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [orellana_2009_antioxidantsamp] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [abudara_2014_frontcell] “Astrocyte syncytium in cortex. Domain-tiled astrocytes are coupled by Cx43/Cx30 gap junctions into a panglial network. The schematic summarises four well-replicated functions of the coupled domain: propagating Ca<sup>2+</sup> waves between astrocytes [goldberg_2010_ploscomput,iglesias_2009_jneurosci,patel_2014_febs]; spatial K<sup>+</sup> buffering from the synapse to the endfoot/vessel interface [wallraff_2006_jneu...”
- [wadle_2018_frontcell] “Dye-coupling counts per injected astrocyte vary by roughly a factor of three across intact brain regions, and the variation is structured: it tracks region, dye, and whether oligodendrocytes are included in the count (Figure {ref}`fig:sec7-syncytium`). In lateral superior olive, biocytin injection labels on the order of 100 panglial partners per injected astrocyte [wadle_2018_frontcell]; in ventrobasal thalamic barr...”
- [rouach_2000_cellbiology] “Dye-coupling counts per injected astrocyte vary by roughly a factor of three across intact brain regions, and the variation is structured: it tracks region, dye, and whether oligodendrocytes are included in the count (Figure {ref}`fig:sec7-syncytium`). In lateral superior olive, biocytin injection labels on the order of 100 panglial partners per injected astrocyte [wadle_2018_frontcell]; in ventrobasal thalamic barr...”
- [griemsmann_2015_cerebcortex] “The qualitative picture is nonetheless consistent: an astrocyte is not an isolated cell but a node in a densely coupled network, sized in the tens to hundreds depending on region and dye permeability [griemsmann_2015_cerebcortex,ball_2007_jneuroscience,houades_2008_jneurosci,rash_2010_neuroscience].”
- [ball_2007_jneuroscience] “The qualitative picture is nonetheless consistent: an astrocyte is not an isolated cell but a node in a densely coupled network, sized in the tens to hundreds depending on region and dye permeability [griemsmann_2015_cerebcortex,ball_2007_jneuroscience,houades_2008_jneurosci,rash_2010_neuroscience].”
- [rash_2010_neuroscience] “The qualitative picture is nonetheless consistent: an astrocyte is not an isolated cell but a node in a densely coupled network, sized in the tens to hundreds depending on region and dye permeability [griemsmann_2015_cerebcortex,ball_2007_jneuroscience,houades_2008_jneurosci,rash_2010_neuroscience].”
- [orthmannmurphy_2007_jneurosci] “The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 [altevogt_2004_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_molecularcellular,nagy_2003_glia]. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...”
- [orthmannmurphy_2007_molecularcellular] “The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 [altevogt_2004_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_molecularcellular,nagy_2003_glia]. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...”
- [may_2013_jneurosci] “The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 [altevogt_2004_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_molecularcellular,nagy_2003_glia]. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...”
- [basu_2018_jbiosci] “The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 [altevogt_2004_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_molecularcellular,nagy_2003_glia]. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...”
- [nagy_2011_eurj] “The molecular anatomy of that network is moderately well resolved. Cx43 and Cx30 dominate astrocyte–astrocyte (A–A) junctions, Cx47 and Cx32 sit on oligodendrocytes, and heterotypic A–O channels pair Cx43 with Cx47 and Cx30 with Cx32 [altevogt_2004_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_jneurosci,orthmannmurphy_2007_molecularcellular,nagy_2003_glia]. Several groups have argued that only specific connexin pairings form functi...”
- [maglione_2010_glia] “Effect of connexin deletion on coupling, restricted to primary-data entries. (A) Single-connexin knockouts with numerical percent reduction relative to wild-type: Cx47$^{-/-}$ (Maglione 2010, 80\%) [maglione_2010_glia] and the Cx47 M282T point mutation (Tress 2011, 88\%) [tress_2011_plosgenet] reduce oligodendrocyte-centred coupling; astrocyte-specific Cx43 deletion reduces A–A coupling by approximately 50\% [wallra...”
- [tress_2011_plosgenet] “Effect of connexin deletion on coupling, restricted to primary-data entries. (A) Single-connexin knockouts with numerical percent reduction relative to wild-type: Cx47$^{-/-}$ (Maglione 2010, 80\%) [maglione_2010_glia] and the Cx47 M282T point mutation (Tress 2011, 88\%) [tress_2011_plosgenet] reduce oligodendrocyte-centred coupling; astrocyte-specific Cx43 deletion reduces A–A coupling by approximately 50\% [wallra...”
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