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Mitochondrial dysfunction and role in spreading depolarization and seizure

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The effect of pathological phenomena such as epileptic seizures and spreading depolarization (SD) on mitochondria and the potential feedback of mitochondrial dysfunction into the dynamics of those phenomena are complex and difficult to study experimentally due to the simultaneous changes in many variables governing neuronal behavior. By combining a model that accounts for a wide range of neuronal behaviors including seizures, normoxic SD, and hypoxic SD (HSD), together with a detailed model of mitochondrial function and intracellular Ca2+ dynamics, we investigate mitochondrial dysfunction and its potential role in recovery of the neuron from seizures, HSD, and SD. Our results demonstrate that HSD leads to the collapse of mitochondrial membrane potential and cellular ATP levels that recover only when normal oxygen supply is restored. Mitochondrial organic phosphate and pH gradients determine the strength of the depolarization block during HSD and SD, how quickly the cell enters the depolarization block when the oxygen supply is disrupted or potassium in the bath solution is raised beyond the physiological value, and how fast the cell recovers from SD and HSD when normal potassium concentration and oxygen supply are restored. Although not as dramatic as phosphate and pH gradients, mitochondrial Ca2+ uptake has a similar effect on neuronal behavior during these conditions.

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Toglia, P., Ullah, G. Mitochondrial dysfunction and role in spreading depolarization and seizure. J Comput Neurosci 47, 91–108 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10827-019-00724-6

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