Experience-dependent plasticity in hypocretin/orexin neurones: re-setting arousal threshold.
Experience-dependent plasticity in hypocretin/orexin neurones: re-setting arousal threshold.
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1748-1716.2009.02047.x
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发表时间:
2010-03
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通讯作者:
Wang AH
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作者:
Gao XB;Wang AH
The neuropeptide hypocretin is synthesized exclusively in the lateral hypothalamus and participates in many brain functions critical for animal survival, particularly in the promotion and maintenance of arousal in animals - a core process in animal behaviors. Consistent with its arousal-promoting role in animals, the neurons synthesizing hypocretin receive extensive innervations encoding physiological, psychological and environmental cues and send final outputs to key arousal-promoting brain areas. The activity in hypocretin neurons fluctuates and correlates with the behavioral state of animals and intensive activity has been detected in hypocretin neurons during wakefulness, foraging for food and craving for addictive drugs. Therefore, it is likely that hypocretin neurons undergo experience-dependent changes resulting from intensive activations by stimuli encoding changes in the internal and external environments. This review summarizes the most recent evidence supporting experience-dependent plasticity in hypocretin neurons. Current data suggest that nutritional and behavioral factors lead to synaptic plasticity and re-organization of synaptic architecture in hypocretin neurons. This may be the substrate of enhanced levels of arousal resulting from behavioral changes in animals and may help to explain the mechanisms underlying changes in arousal levels induced by physiological, psychological and environmental factors.
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