Neural mechanisms of extinguishing drug and pleasant cue associations in human addiction: role of the VMPFC.
Neural mechanisms of extinguishing drug and pleasant cue associations in human addiction: role of the VMPFC.
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DOI:
10.1111/adb.12545
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发表时间:
2019-01
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Goldstein RZ
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作者:
Konova AB;Parvaz MA;Bernstein V;Zilverstand A;Moeller SJ;Delgado MR;Alia-Klein N;Goldstein RZ
The neurobiological mechanisms that underlie the resistance of drug cue associations to extinction in drug addiction remain unknown. Fear extinction critically depends on the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (VMPFC). Here we tested if this same region plays a role in extinction of non-fear, drug and pleasant cue associations. Eighteen chronic cocaine users and 15 matched controls completed three functional MRI scans. Participants first learned to associate an abstract cue (the conditioned stimulus, CS) with a drug-related (CSD+) or pleasant (CSP+) image. Extinction immediately followed where each CS was repeatedly presented without the corresponding image. Participants underwent a second identical session 24 h later to assess retention of extinction learning. Results showed that like fear extinction, non-fear based extinction relies on the VMPFC. However, extinction-related changes in the VMPFC differed by cue valence and diagnosis. In controls, VMPFC activation to the CSD+ (which was unpleasant for participants) gradually increased as in fear extinction, while it decreased to the CSP+, consistent with a more general role of the VMPFC in flexible value updating. Supporting a specific role in extinction retention, we further observed a cross-day association between VMPFC activation and skin conductance, a classic index of conditioned responses. Finally, cocaine users showed VMPFC abnormalities for both CSs, which in the case of the CSD+, correlated with craving. These data suggest a global deficit in extinction learning in this group that may hinder extinction-based treatment efforts. More broadly, these data show the VMPFC, when functionally intact, supports extinction learning in diverse contexts in humans.
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作者:
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通讯作者:
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DOI:
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期刊:
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影响因子:
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通讯作者:
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