Neuromedin U is involved in nociceptive reflexes and adaptation to environmental stimuli in mice.

Neuromedin U is involved in nociceptive reflexes and adaptation to environmental stimuli in mice.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.bbrc.2004.08.136
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发表时间:
2004-10
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
K. Nakahara;M. Kojima;R. Hanada;Yutaka Egi;T. Ida;M. Miyazato;K. Kangawa;N. Murakami
K. Nakahara;M. Kojima;R. Hanada;Yutaka Egi;T. Ida;M. Miyazato;K. Kangawa;N. Murakami
中科院分区:
生物学4区
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作者:
K. Nakahara;M. Kojima;R. Hanada;Yutaka Egi;T. Ida;M. Miyazato;K. Kangawa;N. Murakami

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Following our recent observations of inactivity and slowed movement in neuromedin U knockout (NMU KO) mice, we compared nociceptive reflexes and environmental adaptation in NMU KO and wild-type mice. Hot plate and formalin tests revealed that reflexes to heat and pain were significantly decreased in NMU KO mice. Conversely, intracerebroventricular injection of NMU into wild-type mice stimulated nociceptive reflexes in a dose-dependent manner. After NMU injection, increased c-Fos expression was observed in a wide range of locations in hypothalamus, brainstem, and spinal cord. NMU mRNA expression increased in the spinal cord, but not in the hypothalamus, 2 and 4h after formalin injection. When their light–dark cycle was advanced or retarded by 5h, NMU KO mice required a longer time to re-entrain into the new light–dark cycle than did wild-type mice. Wild-type mice displayed increased blood pressure after their environmental temperature was changed from 23 to 37°C, whereas no such increase was observed in NMU KO mice. Blood corticosterone levels were significantly increased after 10min of immobilization stress in wild-type mice, but not in NMU KO mice. These results suggest that endogenous NMU may be involved in reflexes and adaptation to environmental stimuli.