BLOOD PRESSURE REGULATION, STRESS AND MATERNAL OXYTOCIN RESPONSE
血压调节、压力和母亲催产素反应
基本信息
- 批准号:7210946
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 36.29万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2007
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2007-04-01 至 2011-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AddressAdultAffectAffectiveAfrican AmericanAgeAnimal ModelAnimalsAnxietyBehaviorBehavioralBloodBlood PressureBlood Pressure MonitorsBlood specimenBreastBreast FeedingCardiovascular systemCaringCatecholaminesCaucasiansCaucasoid RaceCerebrospinal FluidChildChildbirthClothingCognitiveConditionCorticosteroneDailyDataData AnalysesDepthFeasibility StudiesFetal Cocaine ExposureFrequenciesFutureHealthHigh Blood PressureHome environmentHormonesHourHumanHusbandHydrocortisoneHypotensionHypothalamic structureInfantInterventionInvasiveKangarooLaboratory StudyLifeLinkMassageMeasuresMediatingMediator of activation proteinMethodsMonitorMothersMuscleNeural PathwaysNeuropeptidesNorepinephrineObject AttachmentOutcomeOxytocinParenting behaviorPathway interactionsPatternPersonal SatisfactionPhysiologicalPituitary GlandPlasmaPostpartum PeriodPrimatesRateRecruitment ActivityReportingResearchResearch PersonnelRestRewardsRodentSalivaSalivarySamplingScoreSecondary toSkinSpeechStressSymptomsTestingTimeTouch sensationUrineVisitVulnerable PopulationsWeaningWomanWorkWorkloadage effectblood pressure regulationdaydepressive symptomsexperiencefollow-upinnovationinsightmaternal stressneurobehavioralprogramsprospectiveresponsesocialstressortranslational studyurinary
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The first year after childbirth is highly stressful for many mothers, but enhanced activity of the "bonding hormone" oxytocin (OT) may decrease blood pressure (BP), sympathetic and corticosterone activity, and stress behavior, while increasing positive affect and activation of central reward pathways during mother- infant contact. Currently in the US, roughly 60% of new mothers return to work within the first year, increasing the mother's total workload while markedly decreasing the time available for mother-infant contact in the child's early life. In 3 translational studies, we found that mothers who decreased their OT levels during a lab stressor that followed warm contact with their infants had higher BP levels before, during and after stress than mothers who increased OT; OT decrease mothers were more likely to be bottle- than breast- feeders. Higher OT response of mothers with young infants (< 5 months) was also related to lower ambulatory BP at home. Preliminary data suggests that lower OT response in African American mothers with infants less than 5 months old may be linked to early return to work outside the home. We hypothesize that during the first year postpartum, decreased maternal OT activity is related to less frequent mother-infant interactions and less warm physical contact between them (including breast-feeding), and that increasing such contacts are beneficial for both mother and infant. Thus, we will recruit 120 mother-infant dyads (including 48 African American) to address the following questions: 1. At 2-3 months postpartum, is OT response after warm infant contact lower in mothers who have vs. have not returned to work, and who have vs. have not weaned their infants from breast feeding? 2. Is prior physical touch with their infant essential to elicit maternal OT increases, or is face-to-face interaction without touch equally effective? 3. Using a prospective, within-dyad study with testing at 2-3 months and again at 1 year, is higher maternal OT response at initial testing associated with lower ambulatory BP at home, and with higher maternal attachment scores and higher quality mother-infant interaction, and does it predict higher quality interaction at age 1 year? All 120 mothers will undergo 2 days of 24-hour BP monitoring, so that working mothers are monitored on a day spent with vs. a day spent apart from their babies. Maternal OT response will also be related to 24-hour urinary catecholamine and cortisol on both days. Also, in a pilot feasibility component, mother and infant salivary and urinary measures of OT will be obtained concurrently with maternal blood- derived OT, to provide initial tests of the capability to assess OT activity with non-invasively obtained samples. This research will provide insights into the effect of the frequency and type of early mother-infant interactions on neurobehavioral pathways influencing their physiological, behavioral and affective responses, which may have profound implications for the health and well-being of both mother and child.
描述(由申请人提供):分娩后的第一年对许多母亲来说都是高度紧张的,但“结合激素”催产素(OT)的活性增强可能会降低血压(BP)、交感神经和皮质酮活性以及压力行为,同时在母婴接触期间增加积极的影响和中枢奖励途径的激活。目前在美国,大约60%的新妈妈在第一年内返回工作岗位,增加了母亲的总工作量,同时显着减少了婴儿早期母婴接触的时间。在3项转化研究中,我们发现,在与婴儿温暖接触后的实验室压力源期间降低OT水平的母亲在压力之前、期间和之后的血压水平高于增加OT的母亲; OT减少的母亲更有可能是奶瓶喂养者而不是母乳喂养者。有小婴儿(< 5个月)的母亲的较高OT反应也与家中较低的动态血压有关。初步数据表明,婴儿小于5个月的非裔美国母亲的OT反应较低可能与早期返回家庭外工作有关。我们假设,在产后的第一年,产妇OT活性降低与母婴互动频率降低和母婴之间温暖的身体接触(包括母乳喂养)减少有关,增加这种接触对母婴都有益。因此,我们将招募120对母婴(包括48名非洲裔美国人)来解决以下问题:1。在产后2-3个月,与未返回工作岗位的母亲相比,以及与未断奶的母亲相比,温暖的婴儿接触后的OT反应是否较低?2.是否事先与婴儿的身体接触必不可少,以引起母亲OT增加,或面对面的互动没有触摸同样有效?3.使用一项前瞻性的,在2-3个月和1岁时再次进行测试的双胞胎内研究,在初始测试时较高的母亲OT反应与家中较低的动态血压相关,并且具有较高的母亲依恋评分和较高质量的母婴互动,并且它是否预测1岁时较高质量的互动?所有120名母亲都将接受为期2天的24小时血压监测,以便工作的母亲在与婴儿一起度过的一天和与婴儿分开的一天进行监测。母体OT反应也与两天的24小时尿儿茶酚胺和皮质醇有关。此外,在试点可行性部分中,将与母体血液来源的OT同时获得母亲和婴儿的唾液和尿液OT测量值,以提供使用非侵入性获得的样品评估OT活性的能力的初步测试。这项研究将深入了解早期母婴互动的频率和类型对影响其生理,行为和情感反应的神经行为通路的影响,这可能对母亲和孩子的健康和福祉产生深远的影响。
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