Spreading depolarization and neuronal damage or survival in mouse neocortical brain slices immediately and 12 hours following middle cerebral artery occlusion

Journal of Neurophysiology
Dylan PetrinR D Andrew

Abstract

Whereas many studies have examined the properties of the compromised neocortex in the first several days following ischemia, there is less information regarding the initial 12 h poststroke. In this study we examined live mouse neocortical slices harvested immediately and 12 h after a 30-min middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAo). We compared nonischemic and ischemic hemispheres with regard to the propensity for tissue swelling and for generating spreading depolarization (SD), as well as evoked synaptic responses and single pyramidal neuron electrophysiological properties. We observed spontaneous SD in 7% of slices on the nonstroked side and 25% in the stroked side following the 30-min MCAo. Spontaneous SD was rare in 12-h recovery slices. The region of the ischemic core and surround in slices was not susceptible to SD induced by oxygen and glucose deprivation. At the neuronal level, neocortical gray matter is surprisingly unaltered in brain slices harvested immediately poststroke. However, by 12 h, the fields of pyramidal and striatal neurons that comprise the infarcted core are electrophysiologically silent because the majority are morphologically devastated. Yet, there remains a subset of diffusely distributed "healthy" pyra...Continue Reading

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