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Neuron dalam SSP barangkali bisa digolongkan menjadi dua jenis utama: (1) proyeksi neuron dan neuron sirkuit (2) lokal. Neuron proyeksi memiliki panjang Akson mengalir dari satu wilayah sistem saraf pusat yang lain. Sirkuit lokal neuron memiliki Akson lewat dan berinteraksi dengan neuron di sekitarnya. Ada tiga jenis sinapsis: gambar 3.8(A) neuromuscular junction (NMJ); Gambar 3.8(B) asimetris pusat sinaps (abu-abu tipe 1) dan gambar 3.8(C) simetris pusat sinaps (abu-abu tipe 2). Sinapsis simetrik dan asimetrik pada SSP secara kolektif disebut sinapsis pusat. Tiga fitur umum untuk sinapsis tengah dan NMJs. Semua berasal perkembangannya sebagai terspesialisasi berkembang kontak antara pertumbuhan kerucut dan sel target (Bab 6). Kedua jenis sinaps fungsional saat lahir, tetapi menjalani perubahan setelah melahirkan. Peran mereka ultra dan fungsional pada dasarnya serupa. Mereka berisi vesikel pretransmitterladen di terminal presinaps mereka. Setiap sinaps dibatasi oleh glial (sehingga) atau sel Schwann proses. Sumbing sinaptik memisahkan neuron dari satu sama lain di sinaps. Several significant differences do exist between these synaptic types. The quantity and distribution of the synapses on the target cells (neurons or muscle cells) are critical. Each postsynaptic neuron is the target and recipient of multiple small synaptic inputs from other neurons that converge on its dendrites and cell body. In contrast, each postsynaptic striated muscle cell is the target and recipient of a single massive input from only one NMJ of a motor neuron. The synapses are markedly different between the two synaptic types. The NMJs are characterized by having a basal lamina located within the synaptic cleft thatextends as a continuum to envelop both the nerve terminal and the Schwann cell (Figs. 2.5 and 3.9). In contrast, the central neuron’s synaptic cleft does not have a basal lamina, but might have a slight amount of extracellular matrix. These differences suggest that the functional roles of cell adhesion molecules associated with the matrix of the extracellular clefts differ in these synaptic types. In the NMJs, such molecules as laminins, integrins, and others mediate the cell membrane–matrix interactions. In central synapses, where the extracellular space lacks a basal lamina, cellto- cell adhesion molecules are mediated by cadherins and others. The central synapses, functionally designated as excitatory or inhibitory synapses, differ morphologically by the relative thickness between their presynaptic and postsynaptic membranes. The asymmetric synapse has a postsynaptic membrane that is thicker than the presynaptic membrane; functionally, this is usually an excitatory synapse (Gray’s type 1; Fig. 3.8). The symmetric synapse with itspresynaptic and postsynaptic membranes essentially equal in thickness is functionally usually inhibitory Gray’s type 2. The target cells functionally express the nature of the multiple inputs to the central synapses, as contrasted to the solitary input to a muscle cell. The multisynaptic inputs to CNS neurons are essential for the critical role of processing excitatory and inhibitory synaptic inputs. The unitary synaptic input to the NMJ of each voluntary muscle cell acts as a “failsafe” synapse that ensures a muscle contraction, but lacks the critical qualities of the integrated multisynaptic synaptic inputs that is characteristic of the innervation of each CNS neuron.
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