Objective:To study the relationship of brain-derived neurotrophic factor(BDNF) and α-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazole-propionic acid receptor(AMPA) receptor without GLuR2,to further regulate BDNF and the receptor of AMPA and to pro-vide theoretical basis for protecting hippocampal neuron. Methods:Eight pregnant SD rats of 17-18 d were selected and their fetal rats’ hippocampal cells were separated and cultured. The cells were randomly divided into normal group(N group),BDNF group,N+NASPM group and BDNF+NASPM group. All groups were treated with Synapto GreenTM C4(FM1-43) and patch clamp. Quantity of synaptic vesicles and the function of synapse were recorded. Results:Results showed that the second fluorescene intensity of BDNF group(750.23±137.81) was obvious higher than that of N group(554.41±16.42)( χ2=7.22,P=0.030);while fluorescene intensity of BDNF+NASPM group(525.93±72.64) was lower than that of BDNF group( χ2=13.18,P=0.000),indicating that BDNF regulating AMPA receptor without GluR2 may be one of the mechanisms of BDNF increasing the function of synaptic vesicle. What’s more,BDNF group had higher frequency(3.34±0.280) and amplitude(-25.00±2.57) of AMPA receptor micro excitatory postsynaptic currents compared with those of N group(1.730±0.217)(P=0.000) and (-16.3±1.98)(P=0.000). After BDNF group being adding NASPM,frequency(1.740±0.207)(P=0.000) and amplitude(-15.50±2.52)(P=0.000) were reduced,indicating that BDNF can increase AMPA receptor mEPSCs by regulating the AMPA receptor without GluR2. Conclusions:BDNF may partially adjust the AMPA receptor without GluR2 subunit to enhance the function of AMPA and activate the synaptic vesicles.