CHRONIC DRUGS: C N S BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR
CHRONIC DRUGS: C N S BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR
批准号:
3209389
负责人:
RONALD KUCZENSKI
金额:
$10.19万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1985
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1985-10-01 至 1988-06-30
关键词:
amphetamines behavior disorders behavior test brain metabolism chordate locomotion dosage drug administration rate /duration drug metabolism drug tolerance haloperidol nerve endings neurochemistry neuropharmacology neurotransmitter metabolism psychopharmacology radiotracer scintillation spectrometry self stimulation tyrosine 3 monooxygenase
中文摘要
对人类长期施用安非他明(AMPH)导致
对药物产生的情绪升高的耐受性,但可能导致
对它的精神病特性敏感。 同样,慢性
对大鼠施用AMPH产生定性上不同的行为
取决于被监视的行为而改变。 的一些部件
行为反应表现出耐受性,而其他成分表现出
反向公差(reverse tolerance) 后者可以进一步分离
至少分成三个不同的部分 虽然多巴胺(DA)似乎
在AMPH的所有急性行为效应中起着至关重要的作用,
与AMPH慢性效应相关的多巴胺能生物化学
被识别。 这些观察,加上明显的差异,
在文献中,AMPH的假定作用机制与
药物的生物化学和电生理学后果表明,
DA在AMPH诱导的行为改变中的作用需要重新评估。
由于神经传递的动态特性,
应在清醒、自由移动的动物中进行,并应考虑
与DA神经传递最相关的那些参数,即,的量
传递到达突触间隙,和功能的后果,
突触后功能的递质-受体相互作用。 最后
重新评估应考虑替代的神经化学底物,
AMPH的作用,我们最近的数据表明可能是5羟色胺(5 HT)。
拟议的研究是针对首先,重新评估的后果,
AMPH用于纹状体多巴胺能和多巴胺能突触前,
第二,定义AMPH-DA的作用,
AMPH-5 HT在急性和慢性脑缺血行为后果中的相互作用
AMPH给药。 这些目标将通过以下方式实现:(1)直接
评估细胞外DA水平对AMPH的反应,通过推拉
纹状体的灌注,作为获得新的
AMPH与多巴胺能神经元相互作用的机制
系统;(2)共同评估灌注液中的5 HT水平,以描绘
AMPH与神经递质相互作用的程度;(3)评估AMPH与神经递质相互作用的程度
纹状体对AMPH胆碱能反应作为一种直接的生理测量
DA和5 HT功能变化的突触后后果;和(4)
对相同动物的行为反应进行定量,
最准确的生物化学行为相关的AMPH管理。
英文摘要
The chronic administration of amphetamine (AMPH) to humans results in
tolerance to the mood elevation produced by the drug, but can result in
sensitization to its psychotic properties. Similarly, the chronic
administration of AMPH to rats produces qualitatively distinct behavioral
changes depending on the behavior which is monitored. Some components of
the behavioral response exhibit tolerance, whereas other components exhibit
augmentation (reverse tolerance). The latter can be further dissociated
into at least three distinct components. Although dopamine (DA) appears to
play a crucial role in all of the acute behavioral effects of AMPH, a
dopaminergic biochemical correlate to the chronic effects of AMPH has not
been identified. These observations, coupled with apparent discrepancies
in the literature between the presumed mechanisms of action of AMPH and the
biochemical and electrophysiological consequences of the drug, suggest that
the role of DA in AMPH-induced behavioral changes requires reevaluation.
Because of the dynamic nature of neurotransmission, such a reevaluation
should be performed in the awake, freely-moving animal, and should consider
those parameters most relevant to DA neurotransmission, i.e., the amount of
transmitter reaching the synaptic cleft, and the functional consequences of
transmitter-receptor interactions for post-synaptic function. Finally, a
reevaluation should consider alternative neurochemical substrates for
AMPH's action, which our recent data suggest may be serotonin (5HT).
The proposed research is directed at first, reevaluating consequences of
AMPH for striatal dopaminergic and serotonergic presynaptic and
postsynaptic function, and second, defining the role(s) of the AMPH-DA and
AMPH-5HT interactions in the behavioral consequences of acute and chronic
AMPH administration. These objectives will be achieved by: (1) directly
evaluating extracellular DA levels in response to AMPH, through push-pull
perfusion of the striatum, as the most appropriate approach to gain new
insights into the mechanism of interaction of AMPH with dopaminergic
systems; (2) coevaluating 5HT levels in perfusate to allow a delineation of
the degree to which AMPH can interact with neurotransmitter; (3) evaluating
the striatal cholinergic response to AMPH as a direct physiological measure
of the postsynaptic consequences of changes in DA and 5HT function; and (4)
quantitating the behavioral response in the same animals to establish the
most accurate biochemical-behavioral correlates of AMPH administration.
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