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Potentiation of photic circadian clock phase shifts

Potentiation of photic circadian clock phase shifts
光生物钟相移的增强
批准号:
7075789
负责人:
MARY E HARRINGTON
金额:
$19.52万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-05-01 至 2009-04-30

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描述(由申请人提供):觉醒和睡眠剥夺可以通过多种方式调节昼夜节律。1 .极其重要的影响是这些非光的、更高水平的输入对对光的同步效应的能力,例如,在非光刺激可以阻止光相移反应的研究中表明。我们最近发现,阻断非光神经肽Y (NPY)进入视交叉上核(SCN)的通路可以增强光相转移,这表明该通路强张性地抑制光的作用,而药物治疗可以使动物从这些抑制作用中释放出来。我们知道,生物钟的非光输入由NPY和5 -羟色胺能途径代表。值得注意的是,阻断NPY和5 -羟色胺能的输入在更大程度上增强了光效应,例如,5分钟的光脉冲能够诱导治疗仓鼠的昼夜节律发生7小时的相移,而未治疗仓鼠的相移大约为1小时。当与觉醒相关的NPY和5 -羟色胺能输入被药理学阻断时,光诱导的相移将大大增强,该基金将建立在这些发现的基础上。我们将检验这些假设。假设1:NPY Y5和5 -羟色胺5HT1A受体在整个主观夜晚的多个阶段调节光的相移效应。假设2:非输入输入不需要与光重合,但在光偏移后呈现时可以改变对光的响应。假设3:NPY和5HT输入改变了per1和per2基因的光诱导表达。NPY和5 -羟色胺拮抗剂增强和激动剂减弱光对昼夜节律系统的影响的能力可能是临床研究中潜在的有用工具。在夹带障碍的情况下,如延迟或提前睡眠阶段综合征,在一个阶段加强光的作用,同时在另一个阶段阻止光的作用,可能是纠正夹带阶段的一种方法。如果新时区光线的重置效应增强,时差症状的持续时间可能会缩短。轮班工人可能会受益于阻挡夜间光线的影响。在昼夜节律增强的患者中,癌症的进展较慢,这可能得益于更好的昼夜节律调节。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Arousal and sleep deprivation can regulate circadian rhythms in multiple ways. 1 extremely important effect is the ability of these non-photic, higher level inputs to antagonize the synchronizing effects of light, as shown, for example, in studies where non-photic stimuli can block photic phase shift responses. We recently discovered that blocking the non-photic neuropeptide Y (NPY) input pathway to the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) can potentiate photic phase shifting, suggesting that this pathway tonically suppresses the effects of light, and pharmacological treatments can release the animal from these inhibitory effects. We know that non-photic inputs to the circadian clock are represented by both NPY and serotonergic pathways. Remarkably, blocking both NPY and serotonergic inputs potentiates photic effects to an even greater degree, such that a 5 minute light pulse is able to induce a 7 hour phase shift of circadian rhythms of a treated hamster, as compared to a circa-1 hour phase shift in an untreated hamster. This grant will build upon these findings of greatly potentiated light-induced phase shifts when the arousal-related NPY and serotonergic inputs are pharmacologically blocked. We will test these hypotheses. Hypothesis 1: NPY Y5 and serotonin 5HT1A receptors regulate the phase shifting effects of light at multiple phases throughout the subjective night. Hypothesis 2: Non-input inputs do not need to coincide with light, but can alter the response to light when presented after light offset. Hypothesis 3: NPY and 5HT inputs alter light-induction of per1 and per2 gene expression. The capability of NPY and serotonin antagonists to potentiate and agonists to attenuate the effects of light on the circadian system, could be a potentially useful tool in clinical research. In cases of entrainment disorders, such as delayed or advanced sleep phase syndrome, potentiating the effects of light at 1 time while blocking effects of light at another phase might be an approach to correct the phase of entrainment. Symptoms of jet lag might be shortened in duration if resetting effects of light in the new time zone are potentiated. Shift workers might benefit from blocking the effects of light at night. The progress of cancer is slower in patients with enhanced circadian rhythmicity, a benefit that might accrue from better circadian entrainment.
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