SENSORY AND HORMONAL CONTROL OF SALT APPETITE
SENSORY AND HORMONAL CONTROL OF SALT APPETITE
批准号:
6111421
负责人:
RALPH NORGREN
金额:
$21.63万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-09-01 至 1999-08-31
关键词:
angiotensin II atrial natriuretic peptide behavior test blood pressure brain mapping desoxycorticosterone electrodes electrophysiology electrostimulus experimental brain lesion hormone regulation /control mechanism laboratory rat neural information processing neuroendocrine system nutrition related tag oxytocin parabrachial nucleus salt intake solitary tract nucleus taste threshold thalamus water drinking behavior
中文摘要
食盐期间味觉加工的研究将
重点关注两个假设。第一个假设是感官
味觉的神经编码以一种方式改变,使口头
钠对动物的影响更大。第二种假设是
腹侧前脑亲和力改变的机制,
超越中枢味觉系统,在神经系统内
它们被控制液体平衡的荷尔蒙改变。
第一种假设需要行为学和电生理学
实验。可以用各种不同的食物来引起食欲
程序,所有这些都会导致盐摄入量增加。是什么
尚不清楚盐摄入量的类似变化是否反映了
对钠离子的享乐反应也有同样的变化。我们
计划使用两种短期措施,味觉反应性测试和
舔舔模式分析,以确定是否有行为
钠饥饿时对味觉的反应因以下因素而不同
用来提高食欲的方法。这些行为
实验在一定程度上是由电生理数据推动的
证明饮食中的缺钠减少,而
利尿剂可增加中枢味觉神经对氯化钠的反应。
这些数据表明,不同的程序可以引发
食欲会对皂化钠产生不同的知觉变化。
对外围和外围这些现象的进一步分析
在臂旁核(PBN)的更中央是支配的。
双侧PBN病变消除钠的表达
幼稚大鼠的食欲,但类似的损害要么在细胞核
孤束或丘脑味觉传递不起作用。
PBN中的味觉神经元不仅投射到丘脑,而且
腹侧的前脑也是如此。从损伤的结果来看
研究表明,从脑桥到腹侧的味觉投射
前脑具有额外的重要性。
对第二种假设的研究将集中在大脑中的神经元。
视前隔-视前连续体选择性地对
离子导入应用血管紧张素。这样的神经元的数量
在动物身上,它们的反应强度会增加
已经用DOCA进行了预处理。事实上,自发的活动
通过DOCA加强了整个区域的可持续发展。在下一个项目中
在此期间,将致力于研究
这种类固醇效应的范围和机制。单独的观察
已经证明,在某些地点,微量的
血管紧张素应用于离子导入可升高血压和
甚至会引发饮酒行为。我们还将确定PBN是否
对该区域神经元的影响可以选择性地用
DOCA前处理。
英文摘要
Investigations of gustatory processing during salt appetite will
focus on two hypotheses. The first hypothesis is that the sensory
neural code for taste is altered in a manner that makes oral
sodium more salient to the animal. The second hypothesis places
the mechanism for the changed avidity in the ventral forebrain,
beyond the central gustatory system, within the neural systems
that are altered by the hormones controlling fluid balance.
The first hypothesis requires behavioral and electrophysiological
experiments. Na-appetite can be elicited with variety of
procedures, all of which result in increased salt intake. What is
not clear is whether a similar change in salt intake reflects the
same alterations in the hedonic response to the sodium ion. We
plan to use two short term measures, the taste reactivity test and
lick pattern analysis, to determine whether the behavioral
responses to taste during sodium hunger differ as a function of
the method used to raise the appetite. These behavioral
experiments were prompted, in part, by electrophysiological data
demonstrating that dietary sodium deprivation reduces while
diuretics increase central gustatory neural response to NaCl.
These data suggest that different procedures for eliciting an
appetite produce different perceptual alterations to sapid sodium.
Further analysis of these phenomena both on the periphery and
further centrally in the parabrachial nuclei (PBN) is dictated.
Bilateral lesions of the PBN eliminate the expression of sodium
appetite in naive rats, but similar lesions either in the nucleus
of the solitary tract or the thalamic gustatory relay do not.
Gustatory neurons in the PBN project not only to thalamus, but
also to the ventral forebrain. Given the results from the lesion
studies, the gustatory projections from the pons to the ventral
forebrain take on added significance.
Studies of the second hypothesis will focus on neurons within the
septo-preoptic continuum that respond selectively to
iontophoretically applied angiotensin. The number of such neurons
and the magnitude of their responses increases in animals that
have been pretreated with DOCA. In fact, the spontaneous activity
of the entire region is enhanced by DOCA. During the next project
period, a substantial effort will be devoted to examining the
range and mechanisms of this steroid effect. Separate observations
have demonstrated that, at some locations, minute doses of
angiotensin applied iontophoretically can raise blood pressure and
even elicit drinking behavior. We also will determine whether PBN
influence on neurons in the area can be altered selectively with
DOCA pretreatment.
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