NEURONAL AND NEUROTRANSMITTER ACTIONS OF ETHANOL
乙醇的神经元和神经递质作用
基本信息
- 批准号:3112708
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 11.74万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1992
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1992-02-01 至 1995-01-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:GABA receptor NMDA receptors anticonvulsants diazepam drug withdrawal electrophysiology ethanol excitatory aminoacid gamma aminobutyrate generalized seizures histology inferior colliculus inhibitor /antagonist laboratory rat microelectrodes microinjections neuropharmacology neurotransmitter metabolism nontherapeutic iontophoresis phenobarbital reticular formation videotape /videodisc
项目摘要
This proposal will investigate neuronal and neurotransmitter mechanisms
underlying the effects of ethanol (ET) intoxication and withdrawal (ETX).
ET may act at several brain regions, including inferior colliculus (IC) and
pontine reticular formation (PRF), to produce its effects. Rebound
activity in these areas may contribute importantly to ETX. An important
and potentially dangerous feature of the ETX syndrome is generalized tonic-
clonic seizures. The seizures observed in ETX of rats include spontaneous
and audiogenic seizures (AGS). Current evidence indicates that ET may
enhance GABA's action and decrease the action of excitant amino acids
(EAAs). ETX may result from rebound increases in EAA excitation and
decreases in GABA inhibition in these pathways. The proposed studies will
examine neural mechanisms involved in ET's actions by recording single
neuron response patterns in behaving animals and by microinjecting agents
affecting GABA and EAA action into IC and PRF. Preliminary studies
indicate that microinjection of EAA antagonists, into IC an PRF will block
ETX seizures. Preliminary single unit recording studies indicate that
auditory responsiveness in IC and PRF neurons in freely moving rats
declines during intoxication and hyperresponsiveness during ETX. A
dramatic rise in the auditory responses of PRF neurons at high intensity is
seen. These changes may involve ET-mediated alterations in GABA and /or
EAA actions that govern neuronal responses. Therefore, we propose to
compare the effects of iontophoretically applied amino acid
neurotransmitters onto IC neurons in animals before, during and after
chronic ET administration to observe for ET-induced changes. The IC and
PRF are vital for the initiation of AGS exhibited by genetically epilepsy-
prone rate (GEPRs). Recent work has delineated neuronal and
neurotransmitter mechanisms in AGS in GEPRs which may be relevant to
seizures during ETX. Inhibition deficits and abnormal neuronal firing
patterns have been observed in IC and PRF of GEPRs which is associated with
AGS susceptibility, and our preliminary experiments suggest that similar
mechanisms may also be operative during ETX. Alterations in GABA and EAA
action in the IC are also observed in GEPRs, and these mechanisms by be
similar to changes that occur during ETX. Thus, this proposal seeks to
extend our preliminary studies on single unit recording and focal
microinfusion studies before and during ET administration and during ETX to
improve our understanding of the important public health problem produced
by the excessive ET use.
这项建议将探讨神经元和神经递质的机制
乙醇(ET)中毒和戒断(ETX)的影响。
ET可以作用于几个脑区域,包括下丘(IC)和下丘脑。
脑桥网状结构(PRF),以产生其影响。 反弹
这些领域的活动可能对ETX有重要贡献。 一个重要
ETX综合征的潜在危险特征是全身强直性-
阵挛性癫痫 在大鼠ETX中观察到的癫痫发作包括自发性癫痫发作,
和听源性癫痫发作(AGS)。 目前的证据表明,ET可能
增强GABA的作用,降低兴奋性氨基酸的作用
(EAA)。 ETX可能由EAA兴奋的反弹增加引起,
减少GABA对这些通路的抑制。 拟议的研究将
通过记录单个信号来检查ET作用的神经机制。
行为动物的神经元反应模式和显微注射试剂
影响GABA和EAA对IC和PRF的作用。 初步研究
表明将EAA拮抗剂微量注射到IC中,PRF将阻断
内毒素抽搐 初步的单一单位记录研究表明,
自由活动大鼠IC和PRF神经元的听觉反应性
在中毒时下降,在ETX时反应过度。 一
在高强度下,PRF神经元的听觉反应急剧上升,
见过 这些变化可能涉及ET介导的GABA和/或
EAA控制神经元反应的作用。 因此,我们建议
比较离子导入氨基酸的效果
神经递质对IC神经元的动物之前,期间和之后
慢性ET给药,观察ET引起的变化。 IC和
PRF对于遗传性癫痫表现出的AGS的启动至关重要-
倾向率(GEPRs)。 最近的工作描绘了神经元和
GEPRs中AGS的神经递质机制可能与
内毒素治疗时癫痫发作 抑制缺陷和异常神经元放电
在GEPR的IC和PRF中观察到了模式,
AGS易感性,我们的初步实验表明,类似的
机制也可以在ETX期间起作用。 GABA和EAA的变化
在GEPRs中也观察到IC中的作用,这些机制是通过
类似于在ETX期间发生的变化。 因此,这项建议旨在
扩展我们对单单位记录和聚焦的初步研究
ET给药前和给药期间以及ETX给药期间的微量输注研究
提高我们对重大公共卫生问题的认识,
过度使用ET。
项目成果
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乙醇的神经元和神经递质作用
- 批准号:
2044652 - 财政年份:1992
- 资助金额:
$ 11.74万 - 项目类别:
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