Relevance of α-Conotoxin MII Sensitive Nicotinic Receptor Subtypes to Nicotine Addiction
α-芋螺毒素 MII 敏感烟碱受体亚型与尼古丁成瘾的相关性
基本信息
- 批准号:9212601
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 56.72万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2017
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2017-09-15 至 2022-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Adverse effectsAffectAffinityAlanineAmino AcidsAwardBehaviorBehavioralBinding SitesBiological AssayBrain regionComplexDataDevelopmentDrug abuseEngineeringEventFaceFemaleFluorescenceFoodFoundationsFutureGangliaGlycineHabenulaHumanHuman Cell LineInfusion proceduresKineticsLabelLeadLigandsLocationMeasuresMedialMethodsModificationMotivationMusMutant Strains MiceMutateN-terminalNicotineNicotine DependenceNicotine WithdrawalNicotinic ReceptorsParkinson DiseasePathway interactionsPeptidesPerformancePhenotypePhysiologicalPlayPopulationPositioning AttributePropertyPsychological reinforcementPublic HealthPublicationsRadioRadiolabeledRattusReagentRequest for ProposalsResearchResourcesRoleScheduleSelf AdministrationSideSmokingTestingTimeTobacco Use CessationTyrosineWithdrawalWithdrawal SymptomWorkaddictionalpha-Conotoxinbasebehavior testdrug developmentimprovedinsightinterpeduncular nucleusmalenicotine abusenovelreceptorreceptor functionscreeningsmoking cessationsuccesstherapeutic targettime usetooltranslational impactunnatural amino acidsvirtual
项目摘要
SUMMARY / ABSTRACT
α-Conotoxin MII (α-CtxMII) selectively antagonizes α3β2*- and α6β2*-nAChR. We have previously developed
α6β2*-nAChR-selective α-Ctxs to define mesolimbic α6β2*-nAChR contributions to nicotine and other drug
abuse phenotypes. A lack of selective compounds, and lethality in α3 nAChR null mutant mice means virtually
no α3β2*-nAChR studies have been performed. Nor have extra-limbic α6β2*-nAChR contributions to addiction-
relevant behaviors been investigated extensively. Therefore, we will develop α-Ctx ligands to discriminate
between, characterize, and define the roles of α3β2*- and α6β2*-nAChR. The medial habenula (MH) and
interpeduncular nucleus (IPN) contain the densest CNS α3β2*-nAChR populations (which outnumber MH and
IPN α6β2*-nAChR). α3β4*- and α5*-nAChR in MH and IPN support nicotine dependence but ganglionic
expression of α3β4*-nAChR and lack of α5*-nAChR in orthosteric binding sites may make these problematic
smoking cessation targets. To establish and differentiate MH and IPN α3β2*- and α6β2*-nAChR contributions
to nicotine abuse and addiction phenotype, three Specific Aims are proposed: 1) To discover further lead α-Ctx
ligands with α3β2*-nAChR selectivity by screening an existing panel of >400 novel peptides, and develop them
for enhanced selectivity. We have already identified 2 α-Ctx leads with >10-fold α3β2*-nAChR selectivity over
other subtypes. The most-selective leads will be developed using a novel and streamlined approach to improve
α-Ctx selectivity. 2) To elucidate MH and IPN α3β2*-nAChR subunit composition. We will make radio- and
fluorescence-labeled derivatives of the highly-selective peptides developed in Aim 1. Using these labeled
peptides, detailed α3β2*-nAChR composition will be confirmed for the first time using nAChR subunit-null
mutant mice. 3) To define the importance of MH and IPN α3β2*- and α6β2*-nAChR in nicotine reinforcement
and withdrawal. We will test in rats if local infusion of the selective antagonists -CtxMII (3β2* & 62*), α-
CtxPIA (α6β2*-only), or a novel α3β2*-only α-Ctx into MH, IPN or 2 more control regions a) affects motivation
to work for nicotine (under a progressive ratio schedule) and b) affects spontaneous somatic and behavioral
withdrawal symptoms. For Aims 2 & 3, we describe how to proceed using existing compounds in the extremely
unlikely case that Aim 1 does not yield suitably α3β2*-nAChR-selective α-Ctxs. This proposal's new screening
and peptide-development features will radically advance future utilization of the invaluable α-Ctx resource. The
resources developed in this proposal will be vital to enable future studies probing nAChR function within the
addiction-related network to which MH and IPN are extensively connected. Using our novel and potent method
for engineering α-Ctx selectivity in combination with refined behavioral testing across male and female subjects
greatly enhances translational impact. This proposal promises to identify and characterize α3β2*-nAChR as
novel, druggable, smoking therapeutic targets, and confirm α6β2*-nAChR as a viable tobacco cessation target.
These advances may produce a major impact on public health by promoting smoking cessation.
总结/摘要
α-芋螺毒素MII(α-CtxMII)选择性拮抗α3β2*-和α6β2*-nAChR。我们之前开发了
α6β2*-nAChR-选择性α-Ctx,以确定中脑边缘α6β2*-nAChR对尼古丁和其他药物的贡献
滥用表型缺乏选择性化合物,以及α3 nAChR无效突变小鼠的致死性意味着实际上
尚未进行α3β2*-nAChR研究。也没有额外的边缘α6β2*-nAChR贡献成瘾-
相关行为进行了广泛调查。因此,我们将开发α-Ctx配体,
之间,表征,并定义α3β2*-和α6β2*-nAChR的作用。内侧缰核(MH)和
脚间核(IPN)含有密集的CNS α3β2*-nAChR群体(其数量超过MH,
IPN α6β2*-nAChR)。MH和IPN中的α3β4*-和α5*-nAChR支持尼古丁依赖,但神经节依赖
α3β4*-nAChR的表达和α5*-nAChR在正构结合位点的缺乏可能使这些问题
戒烟目标。确定和区分MH和IPN α3β2*-和α6β2*-nAChR的贡献
针对尼古丁滥用和成瘾表型,提出了三个具体目标:1)进一步发现先导α-Ctx
通过筛选现有的一组>400种新型肽,并开发具有α3β2*-nAChR选择性的配体,
以增强选择性。我们已经确定了2个α-Ctx先导物,其α3β2*-nAChR选择性是
其他亚型。最具选择性的电极导线将使用一种新的简化方法开发,以改善
α-Ctx选择性。2)阐明MH和IPN α3β2*-nAChR亚基组成。我们要做无线电-还有
目标1中开发的高选择性肽的荧光标记衍生物。使用这些标记
肽,详细的α3β2*-nAChR组成将首次使用nAChR亚基-null确认
突变小鼠3)确定MH和IPN α3β2*-和α6β2*-nAChR在尼古丁强化中的重要性
和撤退。我们将在大鼠中测试是否局部输注选择性拮抗剂α-CtxMII(α 3β2* 和α 6 β 2*),α-CtxMII(α 3β2* 和α 6 β 2*),
CtxPIA(仅α6β2*-)或新的仅α3β2*-α-Ctx进入MH、IPN或2个以上控制区a)影响动机
工作的尼古丁(根据渐进的比例计划)和B)影响自发的躯体和行为
戒断症状对于目标2和3,我们描述了如何在极端条件下使用现有化合物进行
不太可能的情况是,Aim 1不能产生适当的α3β2*-nAChR-选择性α-Ctx。这个提案的新筛选
和肽开发功能将从根本上推动未来利用宝贵的α-Ctx资源。的
在这项建议中开发的资源将是至关重要的,使未来的研究探索nAChR的功能,
成瘾相关网络,MH和IPN广泛连接。用我们新颖有效的方法
用于设计α-Ctx选择性,并结合男性和女性受试者的精细行为测试
大大增强了翻译的影响力。该提案有望将α3β2*-nAChR鉴定和表征为
新的、可药物化的吸烟治疗靶点,并证实α6β2*-nAChR是可行的戒烟靶点。
这些进步可能通过促进戒烟对公共健康产生重大影响。
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Relevance of α-Conotoxin MII Sensitive Nicotinic Receptor Subtypes to Nicotine Addiction
α-芋螺毒素 MII 敏感烟碱受体亚型与尼古丁成瘾的相关性
- 批准号:
10600540 - 财政年份:2022
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8116617 - 财政年份:1999
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Alpha-Conotoxin MII: A Selective Nicotinic Receptor Probe
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