Comparative phenotypic resolution of spontaneous, D2-like and D1-like agonist-induced orofacial movement topographies in congenic mutants with dopamine D2 vs. D3 receptor "knockout".
Comparative phenotypic resolution of spontaneous, D2-like and D1-like agonist-induced orofacial movement topographies in congenic mutants with dopamine D2 vs. D3 receptor "knockout".
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在多巴胺 D2 与 D3 受体“敲除”的同源突变体中,自发、D2 样和 D1 样激动剂诱导的口面部运动地形的比较表型解析。
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10.1002/syn.10284
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2004
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Waddington,JohnL
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Tomiyama,Katsunori;McNamara,FergalN;Clifford,JeremiahJ;Kinsella,Anthony;Drago,John;Fuchs,Sara;Grandy,DavidK;Low,MalcolmJ;Rubinstein,Marcelo;Tighe,Orna;Croke,DavidT;Koshikawa,Noriaki;Waddington,JohnL
Using a novel system, the role of D2‐like dopamine receptors in distinct topographies of orofacial movement was assessed in mutant mice with congenic D2vs. D3receptor knockout, and compared with findings in D1Amutants. Under spontaneous conditions, D2mutants evidenced increased vertical jaw movements and unaltered horizontal jaw movements, with reductions in tongue protrusions and incisor chattering; in D3mutants, only incisor chattering was reduced. Given previous evidence that D1Amutants show reduced horizontal but not vertical jaw movements, this indicates that apparent oppositional D1‐like:D2‐like interactions in the regulation of composited jaw movements may in fact reflect the independent actions of D2receptors to inhibit vertical jaw movements and of D1Areceptors to facilitate horizontal jaw movements. Effects of the D2‐like agonist RU 24213 to exert greater reduction in horizontal than in vertical jaw movements were not altered prominently in either D2or D3mutants. The D1‐like agonists A 68930 and SK&F 83959 induced vertical jaw movements, tongue protrusions, and incisor chattering; induction of tongue protrusions by A 68930 was reduced in D2mutants. D2receptors exert topographically specific regulation of orofacial movements in a manner distinct from their D1Acounterparts, while D3receptors exert only minor regulation of such movements. Synapse 51:71–81, 2004. © 2003 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.