The Role of Amygdala and Central Opioid Peptide in Somatic Stimulation Induced Inhibition of Central Pressor Response
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The Role of Amygdala and Central Opioid Peptide in Somatic Stimulation Induced Inhibition of Central Pressor Response
Acupuncture ResearchIssue 4, Pages: 253-259(2001)
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1. 浙江大学医学院生理学教研室
2. 浙江大学医学院生理学教研室,杭州,310006
3. ,杭州,310006
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The Role of Amygdala and Central Opioid Peptide in Somatic Stimulation Induced Inhibition of Central Pressor Response[J]. Acupuncture research, 2001, (4): 253-259.
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The Role of Amygdala and Central Opioid Peptide in Somatic Stimulation Induced Inhibition of Central Pressor Response[J]. Acupuncture research, 2001, (4): 253-259.DOI:
The Role of Amygdala and Central Opioid Peptide in Somatic Stimulation Induced Inhibition of Central Pressor Response
抑制削弱了 3 9.1 4 %。结论 :杏仁及中枢阿片肽参与DPN传入冲动对PVN中枢性心血管反应的抑制作用Objective: To analyze the role of amygdala and central opioid peptide in somatic afferent input induced suppression of the cardiovascular response to electrical stimulation of the paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus (PVN). Methods:SD rats anesthetized using 20% urethane (1.0~ 1.2 g/kg) were used in this study. In accordance with Paxinos and Watson's Rat Brain Stereotaxic Atlas
a bipolar stainless stimulating electrode was inserted into PVN for giving central electrical stimulation. Multibarreled micropipettes (about 50 μm in tip diameter) were employed for microinjection of L sodium glutamate
naloxone or normal saline into the lateral ventricule or amygdala. Deep peroneal nerve (DPN) was stimulated with electric current 0.3 ~0.4 mA
frequency of 4 Hz
0.5 ms of duration of wave wideth and 5 min of stimulation duration. The stimulating parameters of PVN were 0.1~ 0.3 mA
80 Hz
0.5 ms (wave wideth) and 10 sec (duration of stimulation). Results: Electrical stimulation of PVN caused increase of mean arterial pressure (MAP). Electrical stimulation of DPN could significantly inhibit PVN stimulation induced increase of MAP(P<0.01)
with the inhibitory percentage of pressor response being 43.29%. Stimulation of DPN could also inhibit the pressor response induced by introducing L sodium glutamate (100 nL in 0.5 M) into PVN. The inhibitory percentage of pressor response was 67.11%. Administration of naloxone (30 μg/15 μL) into lateral ventricle of brain reduced the inhibitory effect of DPN stimulation. The inhibitory percentage decreased from 56.67% to 13.79%. Administration of naloxone (0.2 μg/0.1 μL) into amygdalaalso reduced the inhibitory effect of DPN stimulation. The inhibitory percentage decreased from 60.19% to 21.05% (P<0.01). Conclusion: Central opioid receptor and amygdala are involved in the inhibitory effect of DPN stimulation on central pressor response.