NERVOUS SYSTEM REGULATION OF GENITAL REFLEXES
生殖器反射的神经系统调节
基本信息
- 批准号:6285870
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 28.14万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2000-09-30 至 2004-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION: (Adapted from the Investigator's Abstract) The long term goals of
this research are to understand the CNS regulation of female sexual reflexes.
The present proposal will identify the inhibitory and excitatory pathways that
control genital reflexes in the female. The majority of research on female
sexual function has focused on the lordosis reflex. However, this does not
address the genital responses related to sexual function. The urethrogenital
[UG] reflex model is a spinal sexual reflex comprising of an integrated
sympathetic, parasympathetic and somatic response in which sexually relevant
genital reflexes can be studied in females. The responses seen with the UG
reflex in the female rat mimic those present during sexual climax in humans.
These studies are designed to examine the efferent neuronal pathways that
control autonomic and somatic genital reflexes and to localize the spinal cord
neurons that are activated during 'climactic' reflexes in the female. We
hypothesize that male and female CNS control of genital reflexes are similar. A
spinal pattern generator is thought to regulate genital reflexes but its
location is unknown. We will use the activity sensitive marker, c-fos, to
localize spinal neurons responsible for regulating genital reflexes. Genital
reflexes are tonically inhibited by supraspinal neurons. We will identify the
brainstem neurons responsible for mediating this inhibition and characterize
the neurotransmitter involved. We hypothesize that serotonergic neurons in the
nucleus paragigantocellularis [nPGi] inhibit the UG reflex. We will use a
combination of neuroanatomical, physiological and pharmacological techniques to
confirm this hypothesis and to elucidate the serotonergic receptors mediating
the inhibition. We hypothesize that neurons in the medial preoptic area [MPOA]
can initiate female genital reflexes. We will map the neurons and pathways that
regulate the excitatory drive. The MPOA does not project directly to the spinal
cord, therefore, excitatory pathways must relay in the brainstem. We will
examine the hypothesis that MPOA descending pathways that drive genital
reflexes relay in the periaqueductal gray. These studies will provide novel
information on the organization, integration and control of CNS mechanisms
involved in female sexual function. New information concerning the anatomical,
functional and chemical specificity/heterogeneity of pathways modulating sexual
reflexes in the female will be gained.
描述:(改编自研究者的摘要)长期目标
这项研究旨在了解中枢神经系统对女性性反射的调节。
本提案将确定抑制和兴奋途径
控制女性的生殖器反射。大部分研究对象是女性
性功能主要集中在脊柱前凸反射上。然而,这并不
解决与性功能相关的生殖器反应。尿道生殖系统
[UG] 反射模型是一种脊髓性反射,由集成的
交感神经、副交感神经和躯体反应,其中与性有关
可以在女性中研究生殖器反射。 UG 的反应
雌性大鼠的反射与人类性高潮时的反射相似。
这些研究旨在检查传出神经元通路
控制自主神经和躯体生殖器反射并定位脊髓
女性在“高潮”反射期间被激活的神经元。我们
假设男性和女性中枢神经系统对生殖器反射的控制是相似的。一个
脊髓模式发生器被认为可以调节生殖器反射,但其
位置未知。我们将使用活动敏感标记 c-fos 来
定位负责调节生殖器反射的脊髓神经元。生殖器
反射受到脊髓上神经元的强直抑制。我们将确定
脑干神经元负责介导这种抑制并表征
涉及的神经递质。我们假设血清素能神经元
巨细胞核 [nPGi] 抑制 UG 反射。我们将使用一个
结合神经解剖学、生理学和药理学技术
证实这一假设并阐明介导的血清素受体
的抑制。我们假设内侧视前区 [MPOA] 的神经元
可以启动女性生殖器反射。我们将绘制神经元和通路图
调节兴奋性驱动力。 MPOA 不直接投射到脊柱
因此,兴奋性通路必须在脑干中传递。我们将
检查 MPOA 下行通路驱动生殖器的假设
反射在导水管周围灰质传递。这些研究将提供新颖的
有关中枢神经系统机制的组织、整合和控制的信息
参与女性性功能。有关解剖学的新信息,
性调节途径的功能和化学特异性/异质性
女性的反应能力将会增强。
项目成果
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