PHARMACOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ENDOGENOUS CANNABINOIDS
PHARMACOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ENDOGENOUS CANNABINOIDS
批准号:
6347396
负责人:
BILLY R MARTIN
金额:
$15.59万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-09-01 至 2002-08-31
关键词:
analog anandamide behavior test behavioral /social science research tag cannabinoid receptor cannabinoids chemical structure function discrimination learning drug addiction drug tolerance guanosine triphosphate laboratory mouse laboratory rat neuropharmacology psychopharmacology receptor binding receptor expression
中文摘要
本项目的主要工作是对药理作用进行表征。
内源性大麻素的作用,并确定共性和
Delta/9-THC与内源性大麻素的差异。我们
建议继续进行已有的结构-活性关系研究
到目前为止,得到了有效和稳定的烷基酰胺类似物。我们打算
扩大这些SAR研究,以更好地了解安非他明是如何
与大麻素受体相互作用。类比是
四氢大麻酚/安非他明杂交物将提供更好的
了解两者共有的结构特征。我们
我还计划制备稳定而有效的2-花生四烯基甘油类似物
这将大大增强我们充分描述其特征的能力
药理特性。这些类比将被评估为CB1和
Cb2受体亲和力,激活35/S-GTP-GammaS结合,在
小鼠四分体实验,以及小鼠和大鼠药物鉴别。我们会
还寻求新的线索,使CB1的衍生品具有选择性
拮抗剂SR141716A。而毫无疑问的是,安非他明与
与大麻素受体产生相似的药理作用
与Delta/9-THC相比,它们在以下几个方面存在差异
药理特征。我们会进行研究,以确定
阿南达胺和Delta9-THC之间的这些差异是由于
药代动力学或药效学因素。将进行研究
为了更清楚地定义大脑中的阿南达胺水平之间的关系
以及它产生的药理作用,并确定是否
代谢抑制剂对其药理作用的操纵
伴随着效力上的变化。目前,它还没有
似乎番荔枝甲胺能够产生耐受性或
依赖程度与Delta/9-THC相同。几种不同的策略
将被用来确定阿南达胺是否能产生健壮的
宽容。对阿南达胺产生耐受性的条件
将被用来评估阿南达胺的依赖倾向。发展
对阿南达胺的依赖表明内源性系统的作用
在成瘾障碍中,而阿南达胺不能产生
依赖性将提供进一步的证据,证明THC和
花青胺是不一样的。稳定有效的类似物的开发
2-花生四烯基甘油的含量将使我们能够评估耐受性和
这种内源性配体的依赖易感性也是如此。再来一次
评价阿南达胺类THC性质的方法是使用
小鼠和大鼠的药物歧视。将尝试进行训练
动物服用高剂量和低剂量的THC,这将增加
发现阿南达胺类THC反应的可能性。
英文摘要
The major endeavor of this project is to characterize the pharmacological
actions of the endogenous cannabinoids and identify commonalities and
differences between delta/9-THC and the endogenous cannabinoids. We
propose to continue the structure-activity relationship studies that have
thus far resulted in potent and stable anandamide analogs. We intend to
expand these SAR studies to gain a better understanding of how anandamide
interacts with cannabinoid receptors. Analogs that are
tetrahydrocannabinol/anandamide hybrids will provide a better
understanding of structural features that are common for both of them. We
also plan to prepare stable and potent analogs of 2-arachidonyl-glycerol
which will greatly enhance our ability to fully characterize its
pharmacological properties. These analogs will be evaluated for CB1 and
CB2 receptor affinity, activation of 35/S-GTPgammaS binding, potency in
the mouse tetrad assay, and mouse and rat drug discrimination. We will
also pursue new leads in making derivatives of the CB1 selective
antagonist SR141716A. While there is no question that anandamide interacts
with the cannabinoid receptor and produces pharmacological effects similar
to those of delta/9-THC, there are several differences in their
pharmacological profile. We will undertake studies to determine whether
these differences between anandamide and delta9-THC are due to
pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamics factors. Studies will be carried out
to more clearly define the relationship between brain levels of anandamide
and pharmacological effects it produces and to determine whether
manipulation of its pharmacological effects with metabolic inhibitors is
associated with concomitant changes in potency. Presently, it does not
appear that annandamide is capable of producing either tolerance or
dependence to the same extent as delta/9-THC. Several different strategies
will be employed to determine whether anandamide can produce robust
tolerance. The conditions under which tolerance develops to anandamide
will be used to assess the dependence liability of anandamide. Development
of dependence by anandamide would suggest a role for the endogenous system
in addictive disorders, whereas failure of anandamide to produce
dependence would provide further evidence that the actions of THC and
anandamide are not identical. The development of stable and potent analogs
of 2-arachidonyl-glycerol will allow us to evaluate the tolerance and
dependence liability of this endogenous ligand as well. One additional
means of assessing the THC-like properties of anandamide is the use of
drug discrimination in mice and rats. Attempts will be made to train
animals to higher and lower doses of THC which will increase the
likelihood of uncovering THC-like responding by anandamide.
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