Upregulation of opioid receptor subtypes correlates with potency changes of morphine and DADLE.
Upregulation of opioid receptor subtypes correlates with potency changes of morphine and DADLE.
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阿片受体亚型的上调与吗啡和 DADLE 的效力变化相关。
DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(88)90587-5
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发表时间:
1988
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
Inturrisi,CE
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作者:
Yoburn,BC;Luke,MC;Pasternak,GW;Inturrisi,CE
Chronic treatment with opioid antagonists increases the potency of opioid agonists and produces an increase in brain opioid binding sites. In the present study, 8 day treatment with naltrexone blocked morphine and DADLE analgesia for the entire treatment period and increased μ1, μ2and δ opioid receptor binding sites in mouse brain. μ1and μ2binding were increased by 81 and 67%, respectively, while δ binding was increased by 31%. Consistent with these binding changes, the potency of ICV morphine to produce analgesia was increased by over 3-fold, while the potency of ICV DADLE was increased by only 1.7. These findings indicate that relative increases in opioid receptor subtypes agree with pharmacodynamic studies on potency changes of opioid agonists.