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1 Folia Pharmacol. Jpn NMDA IP spine branch tnakamu@ims.u-tokyo.ac.jp branch main shaft branch NMDA bmain shaft IP -induced calcium release c 2. 1 CCD CCD S N Olympus, BX WI

2 Fig. 1 Spatial segregation of synaptically evoked calcium signaling in proximal dendrite in hippocampal CA neuron. Arrow heads indicate the times at which the images a -c were obtained. Fig. 3 A Saturation of calcium indicators and B fluorescence signals obtained with bis-fura- and magfura-. Fig. 4 Calcium transients in growth cone of cultured neuron. Arrow heads indicate the times at which the images a -c were obtained.

3 Fig. 2 Optical setup for real-time imaging of single neurons using bis fura-. Olympus, LUMPlan xw IR, xw IR IR-CCD CCD HiSCA C- Photometrics AT Narishige, ITS 2 whole-cell clamp mode break-in - Mdendrite patch

4 focus x binning CCD S N Photometrics AT CCD x. x. 3 ROI: region of interest fura- nm ROI baseline baseline F F ROI ROI New York Medical College ProfessorW.N.Ross WDI custom-made AQUA-COSMOS-HiSCA

5 4 A Kd fura- bis-fura- M BmGluR bis-fura- phototoxicity M bis-fura- 5 OSP-EXA, Olympus; C fura- ms Oregon Green -BAPTA- SBFI DM -nm 3. AM AM AM bath application AM fura- BX WILUMPlanFl xw ORCA-ER

6 AQUA-COSMOS NIKON TE, SuperFluor x C AQUA-COSMOS HiSCA fura- nm UV FM - FM - B CA CA AM 4. spine spine spine CCD spine 1 spine spine M Oregon Green BAPTA- and MAlexaFluo nm Line Line X-Y

7 Fig. 5 Morphology of the living neuron expressing GFP in a slice preparation. spine Line-scan Line-scan 2 Oregon Green BAPTA- Noran Odyssey spine Line-scan CSU 3 green fluorescent protein GFP GFP - GFP CCD BX WILUMPlanFL xw IR MaiTai nm FV in vivo Nakamura T, Barbara JG, Nakamura K and Ross WN: Synergistic release of Ca from IP -sensitive stores evoked by synaptic activation of mglurs paired with backpropagating action potentials. Neuron 24,- Nakamura T, Nakamura K, Lasser-Ross N, Barbara JG, Sandler VM and Ross WN: Inositol,, -trisphosphate IP -mediated Ca release evoked by metabotropic agonists and backpropagating action potentials in hippocampal CA pyramidal neurons. J Neurosci 20,- Nakamura T, Lasser-Ross N, Nakamura K and Ross WN: Spatial segregation and interaction of calcium signalling mechanisms in rat hippocampal CA pyramidal neurons. J Physiol 543, - Miyakawa H, Ross WN, Jaffe D, Callaway JC, Lasser-Ross N, Lisman JE and Johnston D: Synaptically activated increases in Ca concentration in hippocampal CA pyramidal cells are primarily due to voltage-gated Ca channels. Neuron 9, - in situ 6, - 58, - GFP

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