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標題: Corticotropin - Releasing Hormone (CRH) 在懸尾模式誘發睡眠改變所扮演的角色
The Role of Corticotropin - Releasing Hormone (CRH) in the Tail Suspension Test (TST) - induced
Sleep Alterations
作者: Li-Ning Hsu
徐莉寧
指導教授: 張芳嘉(Fang-Chia Chang)
關鍵字: corticotropin - releasing hormone (CRH),憂鬱模式,懸尾試驗,睡眠,fluoxetine,
corticotropin - releasing hormone (CRH),depression model,tail suspension test,fluoxetine,
出版年 : 2010
學位: 碩士
摘要: 傳統上以單胺類 (monoamine) 的失衡為憂鬱症的主因,而越來越多的報告表示,憂鬱症與腎上腺皮質軸 (hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, HPA axis) 失調具有不可忽視的相關性,環境中過度緊迫 (stressor) 導致corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) 升高,使個體出現憂鬱傾向,也符合了一般認知,壓力與憂鬱症密不可分的關係。CRH除了反映個體面對緊迫的正常生理機制,同時也是調控睡眠的重要因子,促進清醒的作用已廣為認同。CRH同時具備影響睡眠以及誘導憂鬱傾向之特性,似乎呼應了臨床上睡眠障礙 (sleep disturbances) 與憂鬱症之高共病性與相關性。我們假設憂鬱傾向和睡眠障礙由CRH共同媒介,以緊迫誘導的懸尾試驗 (tail suspension test, TST) 作為憂鬱模式,懸尾期間之移動距離 (moved distance) 評估大鼠之積極脫逃意圖、EEG (electroencephalogram) 判定睡眠狀態,並分為短期懸尾模式 (TST day1) 和長期懸尾模式 (TST day8),分別檢視CRH之作用。
短期懸尾模式和長期懸尾模式均無法觀察到典型的憂鬱症患者睡眠特徵。大鼠經過第 1天的懸尾,睡眠變化為NREM sleep與REM sleep於亮期 (light period) 減少、於暗期 (dark period) 增加,此現象可以HPA axis活性增加來解釋,並可用CRH receptor antagonist,astressin來阻斷。Astressin同時可增加懸尾時大鼠之掙扎運動,酵素結合免疫吸附試驗 (ELISA) 結果亦有HPA axis活性增加,表示在短期懸尾模式中,大鼠受到緊迫確實誘發了CRH增加,而同時媒介了睡眠改變和憂鬱傾向。在連續懸尾之下,睡眠變化趨緩,至懸尾第八日睡眠變化已幾近消失。行為上大鼠漸進性的增加絕望行為,但無法由astressin或是典型selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) 反轉,長期懸尾模式中睡眠和行為表現非同步變化,血清學可見HPA axis活化,卻不見CRH作用於睡眠及行為之證據。詳細機制仍待進一步研究。
Since hyperactivity of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis is common among depression patients, corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) and its character in spontaneous sleep modulation are thought to be related to the depression-induced sleep disturbances. In present study, we proposed that CRH plays a role in sleep disruption in depressive rats. We used tail suspension test (TST) as a stress-induced depression model, which included short-term stress group (TST day1) and long-term stress group (TST day8), to investigate the effects of CRH. Behavior of learning helplessness, one major indication of depression in animal, was evaluated during the TST.
In the first day after TST, both NREM sleep and REM sleep significantly decreased in the light period, and increased during the dark period. As TST continuously performed, sleep alterations gradually diminished while behavioral despair was progressively observed. By intracerebroventricular (ICV) injection of the CRH receptor antagonist, astressin, prior to the TST in the first day, we found that blocking CRH increased the struggling behavioral during TST and reversed the sleep alterations caused by short-term TST, indicating the involvement of CRH in short-term TST. ELISA results of corticosterone had shown the hyperactivity of HPA axis in rats suffered both from short-term and long-term TST. However, the behavioral despair in rats suffered from long-term TST was neither reversed by astressin nor by typical SSRI, fluoxetine. We also found that astressin had no effect on long-term TST-induced sleep alterations, while fluoxetine had shown slightly suppression of REM sleep during the light period. This observation is consistent with the effect of typical antidepressants. These results suggest that CRH may participate in the initiation of stressed behavior and the consequent sleep alterations but is not dominant in maintenance phase.
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