Adolescent risk-taking, dopamine signaling, and cocaine: a vicious circle
青少年冒险、多巴胺信号传导和可卡因:恶性循环
基本信息
- 批准号:8316867
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.42万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2012
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2012-05-11 至 2012-10-01
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AdolescenceAdolescentAdolescent DevelopmentAdultAnimal ExperimentationAnimal ModelBehaviorBehavioralBrainBrain regionChronicClinicalCocaineCocaine UsersCognitiveCorpus striatum structureDataDecision MakingDevelopmentDopamineDorsalDrug AddictionDrug Delivery SystemsDrug usageDrug userEnvironmentEpidemiologyEtiologyFosteringFutureGoalsHealth behaviorHumanIn Situ HybridizationIndividualIndividual DifferencesLaboratoriesLinkLiteratureMediatingMessenger RNAMicroinjectionsModelingMotivationNatureNeurobiologyPharmaceutical PreparationsProbabilityProcessPublishingPunishmentRattusRegulationRelapseResearchResearch Project GrantsRewardsRiskRisk BehaviorsRisk-TakingRoleScienceScientistSelf AdministrationSelf-AdministeredSignal TransductionSocial PoliciesSystemTestingTimeTrainingaddictionadverse outcomecocaine usecognitive functiondopamine transporterexperienceinsightinterestmRNA Expressionneurobiological mechanismnovelpreventreceptorresearch studyskillsyoung adult
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Risk taking behavior is strongly associated with drug use; however, the nature of the relationship between risk taking and drug use is not well established. The overall goal of this proposal is to use a rat model to determine a) potential bidirectional relationships between risk taking and drug use, and b) the role of dopamine signaling in mediating these relationships. In particular, experiments in this proposal will focus on risk taking during adolescence, as some studies in humans have associated risky behavior during this period with increased likelihood of future drug use. Risk taking will be assessed in adolescent rats using the Risky Decision-making Task, in which rats choose between small "safe" rewards and large "risky" rewards that are accompanied by varying risks of punishment (this task is a model of conditions in which highly rewarding choices are accompanied by risks of adverse consequences). This type of decision making is highly relevant to the issue of adolescent risk taking and drug use, as both adolescents and drug users are prone to poor decision-making and often fail to adequately assess and/or act on the potential for adverse outcomes. Experiments under Aim 1 will determine whether individual differences in adolescent risk taking predict cocaine self-administration during adulthood. Aim 1 will also investigate whether chronic cocaine self-administration in adulthood causes lasting increases in risky decision-making (thus resulting in a "vicious circle" of risky behavior and drug use). Experiments under Aims 2 and 3 will investigate the role of dopamine signaling in mediating the relationship between adolescent risk taking and cocaine use, with particular focus on D2-like receptors and the dopamine transporter, which have been linked to both risk taking and cocaine use in preliminary and previously published data. Specifically, Aim 2 will use in situ hybridization to determine the relationship between both adolescent risk taking and chronic cocaine's effects on risk taking, and expression of mRNA for D2, D3, and D4 receptors, as well as the dopamine transporter, with a particular focus on the striatum. Experiments under Aim 3 will test the functional relevance of relationships identified in the preliminary data and Aim 2 between risky decision-making and dopaminergic markers, using intracerebral microinjections of drugs targeting these markers in brain regions of interest such as dorsal striatum. Results from this research will provide insight into the direction(s) of causality in the relationship between risk taking behavior and drug use, as well as the dopaminergic regulation of risky decision-making. Such information may be useful from clinical, epidemiological, and social policy perspectives for developing strategies to treat and prevent drug use.
PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Both adolescents and drug users are prone to engage in risky behavior, which may increase propensity to initiate and relapse to drug use; however, the nature of the relationships between adolescent risk taking and drug use is not well established. The proposed research will use an animal model to investigate these relationships at both the behavioral and neurobiological levels, which could aid in the development of novel addiction treatments.
描述(由申请人提供):冒险行为与药物使用密切相关;然而,冒险与吸毒之间关系的性质尚未得到很好的确定。本提案的总体目标是使用大鼠模型来确定a)冒险和药物使用之间潜在的双向关系,以及b)多巴胺信号在介导这些关系中的作用。特别地,本提案中的实验将侧重于青少年时期的冒险行为,因为一些人类研究已经将这一时期的危险行为与未来吸毒的可能性增加联系起来。青少年大鼠的冒险行为将通过风险决策任务进行评估,在这个任务中,大鼠在小的“安全”奖励和伴随着不同惩罚风险的大“风险”奖励之间做出选择(这个任务是一个条件模型,在这种条件下,高回报的选择伴随着不利后果的风险)。这种类型的决策与青少年冒险和吸毒问题高度相关,因为青少年和吸毒者都容易做出错误的决策,往往不能充分评估和/或对潜在的不良后果采取行动。目的1下的实验将确定青少年冒险行为的个体差异是否能预测成年后的可卡因自我服用。目的1还将调查成年期长期自我服用可卡因是否会导致风险决策的持续增加(从而导致风险行为和药物使用的“恶性循环”)。目标2和目标3下的实验将研究多巴胺信号在青少年冒险行为和可卡因使用之间的中介关系中的作用,特别关注d2样受体和多巴胺转运体,它们在初步和先前发表的数据中与冒险行为和可卡因使用有关。具体来说,Aim 2将使用原位杂交来确定青少年冒险行为和慢性可卡因对冒险行为的影响之间的关系,以及D2, D3和D4受体mRNA的表达,以及多巴胺转运体,特别关注纹状体。Aim 3下的实验将测试在初步数据和Aim 2中确定的风险决策和多巴胺能标记物之间关系的功能相关性,使用脑内显微注射药物靶向大脑区域(如背纹状体)的这些标记物。本研究的结果将为风险行为与药物使用之间的因果关系以及多巴胺能对风险决策的调节方向提供见解。从临床、流行病学和社会政策的角度来看,这些信息可能有助于制定治疗和预防吸毒的战略。
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