Hippocampal Mechanisms of Fear Extinction
海马消除恐惧的机制
基本信息
- 批准号:10329899
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 38.48万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2019-03-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AwardBehavioralClinicClinical TreatmentCodeDataExposure toExtinction (Psychology)FrightHeadHippocampus (Brain)ImageImmediate-Early GenesImmunohistochemistryLabelLeadLearningLightMemoryMethodsMicroscopeMonitorMusNeuronsOutputPathologicPathway interactionsPatternPlayPopulationProcessRecoveryRelapseResearchRetrievalRoleStimulusTechniquesTestingTimeTrainingTraumabasebehavior influenceconditioned feardentate gyrusexperienceexperimental studyfear memorygain of functionin vivoin vivo imaginginnovationlearned behaviorlearning extinctionneural patterningnovelnovel strategiesoptogeneticspublic health relevancerelating to nervous systemtime use
项目摘要
Project Summary:
The primary clinical treatment for maladaptive fear is extinction—repeated exposure to a fearful stimulus in the
absence of threat. Extinction does not permanently eliminate maladaptive fear. Extinguished fear resurfaces
with the passage of time or if a new trauma is experienced. The transience of extinction suggests that it does
not erase learned fear but, instead, establishes a new memory that competes with the fear memory for
expression. To understand why fear returns, we must know more about the mechanisms controlling the
retrieval or expression of extinction. Here we propose a highly novel approach to elucidate these mechanisms.
Our proposal focuses on the dentate gyrus (DG), a region of the hippocampus that plays a critical role in
acquisition of context fear memory—fear of a place in which an aversive experience occurred. We recently
discovered that DG neural activity is also required for context fear extinction. Under this award, we will use
using activity-dependent neural tagging, a technique that allows us to tag (and later manipulate) neural
ensembles that are active during a behavioral experience, to investigate how neural ensembles in DG
orchestrate the expression of fear and extinction memories. Our central hypothesis is that extinction causes
DG to generate a new context representation, and activation of this extinction representation suppresses fear.
Consistent with this hypothesis, our preliminary studies indicate (1) that fear learning and fear extinction
activate distinct ensembles of “fear neurons” and “extinction neurons” in DG in mice, and (2) the activity of
these ensembles modulates expression of fear and extinction. The proposed studies will leverage these
findings to (1) test the hypothesis that the recovery of fear after extinction reflects changes in the activity of DG
fear and extinction ensembles, (2) identify mechanisms through which these ensembles modulate fear, and (3)
visualize the processing of fear and extinction memory in real-time using in vivo imaging with head-mounted
miniature microscopes. We anticipate that the proposed research will uncover mechanisms controlling the
expression of fear and extinction, reveal why fear recovers after extinction, and identify strategies for making
extinction more durable.
项目摘要:
适应不良恐惧症的主要临床治疗方法是预防-
没有威胁。灭绝并不能永久消除适应不良的恐惧。被扑灭的恐惧重新浮现
随着时间的推移或经历新的创伤。灭绝的短暂性表明,
不是抹去习得的恐惧,而是建立一种新的记忆,与恐惧记忆竞争,
表情为了理解为什么恐惧会卷土重来,我们必须更多地了解控制恐惧的机制。
灭绝的恢复或表达。在这里,我们提出了一个非常新颖的方法来阐明这些机制。
我们的建议集中在齿状回(DG),海马体的一个区域,在大脑中起着关键作用。
情境恐惧记忆的获得--对发生过令人厌恶的经历的地方的恐惧。我们最近
发现DG神经活动也是情境恐惧消退所必需的。在这个奖项下,我们将使用
使用活动依赖性神经标记,一种允许我们标记(并随后操纵)神经元的技术。
在行为体验期间活跃的神经系综,以研究DG中的神经系综
协调恐惧和灭绝记忆的表达。我们的中心假设是,
DG产生一个新的上下文表示,激活这个灭绝表示抑制恐惧。
与这一假设相一致,我们的初步研究表明:(1)恐惧学习和恐惧消退
激活小鼠DG中不同的“恐惧神经元”和“灭绝神经元”,以及(2)
这些组合调节恐惧和灭绝的表达。拟议的研究将利用这些
发现(1)测试假设,即消失后的恐惧恢复反映了DG活动的变化
恐惧和灭绝合奏,(2)确定这些合奏调节恐惧的机制,(3)
使用头戴式活体成像实时可视化恐惧和消退记忆的处理
微型显微镜我们预计,拟议的研究将揭示机制控制
恐惧和灭绝的表达,揭示为什么恐惧在灭绝后会恢复,并确定使
灭绝更持久。
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