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Fast-spiking Parvalbumin Positive GABAergic Interneurons (sometimes refered to as PV+ interneurons) are a subset of interneurons that feature distinct fast-spiking electrophysiological properties and are typically identified based on expression of the calcium-binding protein parvalbumin[1][2][3]
Anatomy
[edit]Their morphology typically falls into either the subcategory of basket cells or chandelier cells and are commonly ensheathed in perineuronal nets, although delineation of interneuron subtypes is a developing field[4]
Network Activity
[edit]PV+ Interneurons play significant roles in many aspects of network activity such as feedforward inhibition, feedback inhibition, network oscillations, and regulation of plasticity[5]
This type of cells receives the greatest amount of excitatory input of any inhibitory neuron in the cortex, and they powerfully regulate local pyramidal cell network activity[6][7]
During gamma-oscillations the metabolic demand on PV+ interneurons is similar to that observed in seizure-like events[8], suggesting that during heightened activity this cell type is prone to metabolic disruption [9][10]
Perineuronal Nets
[edit]Supporting structures such as the specialized ECM structure perineuronal nets (PNNs) preferentially[11] wrap around PV+ interneurons to support their fast-spiking properties by providing a cation rich environment, reducing membrance capacitance and buffering them against metabolic stress [12] [13]
Critical Period Regulation
[edit]The developmental trajectory of PV+ interneurons and the supporting PNNs that wrap around them coincides with critical period opening and closure, with maturation of the PV+ interneurons and the PNNs marking the closure of the critical period.[14][15][16][17]
Treatment with NMDA receptor antagonist such as ketamine, PCP, or MK-801 that disrupt the NMDAR-mediated input to PV+ Interneurons have the potential to modulate critical period plasticity[18]
References
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