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Glial Exocytosis (N/A)
- Target
- N/A
- Molecular classification
- Secretory Pathway, Cellular Process
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Overview
Glial exocytosis is the process by which glial cells release molecules, including neurotransmitters and cytokines, into the extracellular space via vesicular fusion. This process is essential for neuron-glia communication, neuroinflammation, and modulation of synaptic activity. It is typically triggered by increased intracellular calcium and involves SNARE proteins mediating vesicle fusion.
- Other names
- Astrocyte ExocytosisMicroglial ExocytosisGliotransmitter Release
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Mechanism of action
N/A
03
Biological functions
NeurotransmissionImmune ResponseNeuron-glia CommunicationNeurovascular CouplingSynaptic Modulation
04
Disease associations
Neurodegenerative diseasesChronic pain syndromesEpilepsyCNS inflammation
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Safety considerations
Dysregulation can lead to pathological conditionsExcessive cytokine release can exacerbate inflammation
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