EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF TARDIVE DYSKINESIA
EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF TARDIVE DYSKINESIA
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01245320
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发表时间:
1972-01-01
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
RUBOVITS, R
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作者:
KLAWANS, HL;RUBOVITS, R
There are numerous clinical and experimental similarities between amine induced stereotyped behavior and tardive dyskinesia. The results presented here show that chronic pretreatment of guinea pigs with chlorpromazine produces a persistent reduction in the amounts of amphetamine or apomorphine needed to induce stereotyped behavior. It is suggested that chlorpromazine pretreatment may alter the sensitivity of the striatal dopaminergic receptors to dopamine. The alteration in receptor site responsiveness produced by prolonged chlorpromazine pretreatment may be analogous to the neuroleptic induced tardive dyskinesias. The same dopaminergic mechanism may underlie both the amine stereotyped behavior seen in animals and tardive dyskinesias in man, while lingual-facial-buccal dyskinesias may be the human equivalent of the stereotypies seen in animals when the dopaminergic response in the striatum is increased.