The functional role and neural basis of relief states
缓解状态的功能作用和神经基础
基本信息
- 批准号:21K15213
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- 金额:$ 2.91万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for Early-Career Scientists
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:2021-04-01 至 2023-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
In FY2021, to test the role of central amygdala enkephalin (CeA-ENK) cells in relief and recuperation from aversive experiences, we conducted the experiments described below.Behavioral experiments: We inhibited the CeA-ENK cells using chemogenetic DREADD silencing while the animals were performing in 3 novel behavioral assays explained in the Kakenhi proposal (namely, recuperation from stress, hotplate defensive, hotplate platform), using a very large sample size of animals. All the tests were aimed at measuring animal's recuperation from short term aversive experiences. Plus, we developed a slightly different version of the hotplate defensive test as well as novel assay focusing recuperation from traumatic experiences in the long term.Calcium imaging experiments: We collected calcium imaging data from CeA-ENK cells during aversive events (like hotplate, tail suspension and footshocks), as well as safety (homecage periods before and after the stressors as well as peri-shock periods). So far, we have a mid-size sample of animals. We completed the preliminary steps of analysis for this data.Afferents and efferents of CeA-ENK cells: We started characterizing the inputs of CeA-ENK cells by rabies (currently comparing cvs and sad rabies techniques) and outputs by anterograde AAV approaches.
在2021财年,为了测试中央杏仁核脑啡肽(CeA-ENK)细胞在缓解和恢复厌恶经历中的作用,我们进行了以下实验。行为实验:我们使用化学遗传的DREADD沉默来抑制CeA-ENK细胞,同时动物正在进行Kakenhi提议中解释的3种新行为分析(即从压力中恢复,热板防御,热板平台),使用非常大的动物样本量。所有的实验都是为了测量动物从短期厌恶经历中恢复的能力。此外,我们还开发了一个略有不同的热板防御测试版本,以及专注于从长期创伤经历中恢复的新分析。钙成像实验:我们收集了CeA-ENK细胞在厌恶事件(如热板,尾部悬挂和足部冲击)以及安全(应激源前后的回家期以及冲击期)期间的钙成像数据。到目前为止,我们有一个中等大小的动物样本。我们完成了对这些数据的初步分析。CeA-ENK细胞的传入和传出:我们开始通过狂犬病(目前比较cvs和sad狂犬病技术)和顺行AAV方法表征CeA-ENK细胞的输入和输出。
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