Effects of Cocaine on the Developing Nucleus Accumbens
可卡因对伏核发育的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:6431155
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 25.38万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-09-30 至 2006-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:age difference behavioral /social science research tag cocaine developmental neurobiology dopamine dopamine transporter drug abuse juvenile animal laboratory rat mature animal microdialysis neurochemistry neurogenesis neurotransmitter metabolism nucleus accumbens postnatal growth disorder preference psychological reinforcement reinforcer substance abuse related behavior
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The role of the mesolimbic dopamine (DA)
pathway (specifically the nucleus accumbens septi. NAcc) in reward has been
well-documented in adult animals. Drugs of abuse, such as cocaine increase DA
levels in the NAcc of adult rats. Similarly, in many studies drug "expectancy"
or anticipation has been shown to increase accumbal DA in the adult. As a
result, several studies have implicated this pathway as a neural substrate
mediating drug abuse. In humans, drug abuse is often established in adolescence
not adulthood: this is especially true of cocaine, Unfortunately, few studies
have examined changes in the NAcc in response to cocaine during adolescence.
Studying the functional responsiveness of this reward system and the effects of
cocaine during adolescence is critical. The data show that drug use begins
around adolescence and continues into adulthood. Moreover, development of the
brain is still ongoing during this period, and the DA system may be critically
altered by cocaine exposure. To this end, we modified and adapted the in vivo
microdialysis procedure to enable us to effectively and reliably recover DA
from the NAcc of young rats. The dialysis procedure allows measurement of the
neurochemical changes resulting from cocaine. The present studies propose to
use microdialysis to examine the effects of acute, repeated or "expected"
cocaine on the NAcc in preadolescent (postnatal day 25; PND 25), periadolescent
(PND 35, 45) and adult (PND 60) animals. Additionally, behavioral studies will
assess responsiveness to cocaine using a conditioned place preference (CPP)
paradigm and novelty-seeking behavior to assess age-related vulnerability to
cocaine's effects. Finally, we propose to examine the effects of repeated
cocaine at these critical ages on functioning of the adult DA system. The
principal goals of the proposed studies are to: first, determine the effects of
acute, repeated or "expected" cocaine on mesolimbic DA in PND 25, 35, 45 and 60
rats; second, establish CPP across age; third, measure novelty-seeking
differences across age and DA activity in high vs. low responders and finally,
determine effects of cocaine exposure during critical periods of adolescence on
later DA responsiveness. It is our basic hypothesis that periadolescent animals
are unique in their response to cocaine and that repeated administration during
this time might down-regulate the basal functioning of this developing system
but increase responsiveness to subsequent drug administration and therefore
drive repeated drug use. The proposed studies will allow us to examine the
underlying mechanism of cocaine's effects in adolescence which is critical in
order to understand how these processes control the initiation and maintenance
of cocaine abuse.
描述(由申请人提供):中脑边缘多巴胺(DA)的作用
(3)核(nucleus),即核的中心。在奖励中,
在成年动物中得到了很好的证明。药物滥用,如可卡因增加DA
成年大鼠的NAcc中的水平。类似地,在许多研究中,
或预期已被证明增加成年人的多巴胺。作为
结果,一些研究暗示这条通路是神经基质,
调解药物滥用在人类中,药物滥用通常在青春期建立
而不是成年期:可卡因尤其如此,不幸的是,很少有研究
研究了青少年时期可卡因对NAcc的影响。
研究这种奖励系统的功能反应以及
可卡因在青春期是至关重要的。数据显示,
并持续到成年期。此外,
在此期间,大脑仍在进行,DA系统可能是至关重要的
被可卡因改变了为此,我们修改并调整了体内
微透析程序,使我们能够有效和可靠地回收DA
从年轻大鼠的NAcc中提取。透析过程允许测量
可卡因引起的神经化学变化。目前的研究建议,
使用微透析检查急性,重复或“预期”的影响
可卡因对青春期前(出生后第25天; PND 25)、青春期前后
(PND 35,45)和成年(PND 60)动物。此外,行为研究将
使用条件性位置偏好(CPP)评估对可卡因的反应性
范式和新奇寻求行为,以评估与年龄相关的脆弱性,
可卡因的影响。最后,我们建议检查重复的影响,
可卡因对成年人DA系统功能的影响的
拟议研究的主要目标是:首先,确定
PND 25、35、45和60中急性、重复或“预期”可卡因对中脑边缘DA的影响
第二,建立不同年龄的CPP;第三,测量新奇寻求
高应答者与低应答者的年龄和DA活性差异,最后,
确定在青春期的关键时期接触可卡因对
后来的DA反应。我们的基本假设是青春期前的动物
对可卡因的反应是独特的,
这段时间可能会下调这个发育系统的基本功能
但增加了对随后给药的反应性
导致反复吸毒。拟议的研究将使我们能够审查
可卡因对青春期影响的潜在机制,
为了了解这些过程如何控制启动和维护,
可卡因滥用。
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