Social play behavior in periadolescent rats in relation to later drug abuse

青春期大鼠的社交游戏行为与后期药物滥用的关系

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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): During periadolescence, mammals display specific patterns of social behavior, termed social play behavior or rough-and-tumble play. Social play is a natural reinforcer, and it is thought that social play is of major importance for social and cognitive development. Despite its importance, the underlying neurobiological mechanisms of social play are largely unknown. Because social play is a reinforcer, it is likely that the neural substrates underlying natural and drug reinforcement also play a prominent role in the regulation of social play behavior. Interestingly, periadolescence, the period in life that social play is most abundant, roughly corresponds to the age that individuals will start experimenting with drugs of abuse. Thus, the study of the effects of drugs of abuse on social play behavior can serve two purposes: it will help to elucidate the neural substrates of social play behavior and it will show how periadolecent drug use impacts on social interactions and hence, social development. With regard to the relation between social behavior and drug abuse, there is a wealth of evidence that antisocial personality traits predispose to the development of drug abuse. There have not been many animal studies to investigate this topic. Therefore, the present proposal aims to investigate 1. The effects of drugs of abuse on social play behavior in periadolescent rats, 2. The neuropharmacology of the rewarding and motivational aspects of social play in rats and 3. Whether individual social characteristics of rats can predict subsequent drug self-administration and impulse control. The present proposal aims to study the brain processes involved in social behavior in young rats and the effects of drug use on social interactions in young rats. By changing the quality of social interactions, drugs of abuse can have a major impact on the development of brain and behavior. We will also study whether individual differences in social behavior can predict the vulnerability to subsequent drug abuse, thus allowing for animal research to investigate the neural and behavioral underpinnings of the well-known predictive value of antisocial personality traits for later drug abuse.
描述(由申请人提供):在青春期前后,哺乳动物表现出特定的社会行为模式,称为社会游戏行为或打闹游戏。社交游戏是一种天然的强化物,人们认为社交游戏对社会和认知发展具有重要意义。尽管它很重要,但社交游戏的潜在神经生物学机制在很大程度上是未知的。由于社交游戏是一种强化物,自然强化和药物强化的神经基质很可能在社交游戏行为的调节中也起着重要作用。有趣的是,青春期周边,即人生中社交活动最丰富的时期,大致与个人开始尝试滥用药物的年龄相对应。因此,研究药物滥用对社交游戏行为的影响可以达到两个目的:它将有助于阐明社交游戏行为的神经基础,并将显示青春期周围药物使用如何影响社会互动,从而影响社会发展。关于社会行为与药物滥用的关系,有大量证据表明,反社会人格特征易导致药物滥用的发展。目前还没有很多动物研究来调查这个问题。因此,本提案旨在调查1。药物滥用对青春期大鼠社交游戏行为的影响[j]。大鼠社交游戏的奖励和动机方面的神经药理学研究;大鼠的个体社会特征是否能预测随后的药物自我给药和冲动控制。本研究旨在研究幼龄大鼠参与社会行为的脑过程以及药物使用对幼龄大鼠社会互动的影响。通过改变社会交往的质量,滥用药物可以对大脑和行为的发展产生重大影响。我们还将研究社会行为的个体差异是否可以预测随后滥用药物的脆弱性,从而允许动物研究反社会人格特征对后来滥用药物的预测价值的神经和行为基础。

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Louk J.M.J. Vanderschuren其他文献

Behavior matters for neuroscience and neuroscience matters for behavior
行为对神经科学很重要,神经科学对行为也很重要。
  • DOI:
    10.1016/j.neubiorev.2022.104963
  • 发表时间:
    2023-01-01
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    7.900
  • 作者:
    Louk J.M.J. Vanderschuren;Yavin Shaham;Shelly B. Flagel
  • 通讯作者:
    Shelly B. Flagel

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