GENES, PROGESTINS, AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
GENES, PROGESTINS, AND FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
批准号:
3428397
负责人:
NEAL G SIMON
金额:
$2.37万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1986
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1986-08-01 至 1988-01-31
中文摘要
黄体酮 (P) 促进性接受行为的表达
在非灵长类雌性哺乳动物中,并且与以下疾病的病因学有关
人类的周期性情绪变化(经前综合症)。 机制
P 及其主要代谢物 5α-二氢孕酮
(DHP),影响神经组织和行为,然而,尚未被证实
完全描述。 因为受体结合被认为是一个关键
产生类固醇介导效应的第一步,目标
拟议的研究将检查 P 和 DHP 与
大脑中的细胞孕激素受体(PR)。 这将实现
通过开发一种可以使用 3H-P 和 3H-DHP 的神经 PR 检测方法
作为配体,目前尚无法实现这一过程。 该测定将
然后用于比较两种小鼠品系(CD-1、
Swiss-Websster)对行为影响有不同的敏感度
P 和 DHP。 由于 CD-1 雌性对两种孕激素都有反应,而 SW
雌性对 DHP 不敏感,菌株比较应提供
表征灵敏度可能的分子基础的强大工具
(或不敏感)P 和 DHP 以及提供有关
这些受体的诱导。 因此,结果应提供
深入了解参与周期性的主要神经内分泌过程
女性的行为变化也可能有助于产生新的假设
关于孕激素在经前综合症中的可能作用。
英文摘要
Progesterone (P) facilitates the expression of sexually receptive behaviors
in non-primate female mammals and has been implicated in the etiology of
cyclical mood changes in humans (premenstrual syndrome). The mechanisms
through which P and its primary metabolite, 5Alpha-dihydroprogesterone
(DHP), affect neural tissues and behavior, however, have not yet been
completely described. Because receptor binding is recognized as a critical
first step in the production of steroid-mediated effects, the goal of the
proposed research will be to examine the interaction of P and DHP with
cellular progestin receptors (PR) in the brain. This will be accomplished
by developing an assay for neural PR in which 3H-P and 3H-DHP can be used
as ligands, a procedure which is currently unavailable. The assay will
then be used to compare P and DHP binding in two strains of mice (CD-1,
Swiss-Websster) that are differentially sensitive to the behavioral effects
of P and DHP. Since CD-1 females respond to both progestins while SW
females are insensitive to DHP, the strain comparison should provide a
powerful tool for characterizing a possible molecular basis for sensitivity
(or insensitivity) to P and DHP as well as providing information about the
induction of these receptors. The results should therefore provide
insights into a major neuroendocrine process involved in cyclical
behavioral changes in females and may also help generate new hypotheses
concerning the possible role of progestins in premenstrual syndrome.
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