前扣帶皮層δ-阿片受體介導(dǎo)電針緩解痛情緒的行為—電生理學(xué)觀察
[Abstract]:Objective: Chronic pain is not only a clinical symptom, but also a disease. Pain includes pain sensation and pain emotion, the former reflects the nature, intensity and location of pain, the latter includes anxiety, aversion, fear and other adverse emotions caused by pain. Pain emotions are often more harmful than pain perception itself, so more and more attention has been paid to the study of pain emotions. Rostral ACC (r ACC) plays an important role in the development of pain. It is well known that electroacupuncture can activate opioid receptors to produce significant analgesic effects, but can it also alleviate pain? This kind of data is still very few. Our previous studies and related laboratory data have confirmed that electroacupuncture is also effective. Opioid receptors have a variety of subtypes, of which three opioid receptor subtypes, mu, Delta and kappa, are the most concerned. As mentioned above, we have confirmed mu-a. Tablet receptors mediate the analgesic effect of Electroacupuncture on pain, but it is not clear whether other receptor subtypes have similar effects. Therefore, this study will take the delta-opioid receptor as the research object, using the CPA (C-CPA) response induced by CFA injection into the paw of rats as a pain behavior model, using behavior detection and multi-channel electrophysiological recording techniques. To explore whether activating the delta-opioid receptor in the brain region of R ACC can alleviate pain and whether the delta-opioid receptor in the brain region of R ACC can mediate the process of alleviating pain by conducting needles. After a week of complete recovery, the rats were injected with CFA into the left hind paw of the rats to induce inflammatory pain and to match the environment. The conditioned place avoidance (CPA) reaction model was established. The changes of pain perception behavior were observed by the paw retraction latency (PWL) of rats, and the changes of pain emotion behavior were observed by the conditioned position avoidance device. At the same time, the signals of neurons in the R ACC brain region were recorded and processed by the in vivo multi-channel technique. The specific patterns were grouped by two factors as follows: 12 groups of animals (n=6-8 rats/group) = 2 (CFA, physiology). Results: (1) Comparing the latency of foot contraction in the CFA + NS group, CFA + NS group significantly contracted after matching the pain environment. There was no significant difference between the NS + NS group and the control group (P Comparing with NS + NS group, CFA + NS group had significant avoidance reaction, and there was significant difference (P 0.05). After matching, the residence time in "pain environment" was significantly shortened, while the residence time in "non-pain environment" was significantly prolonged, and the "pain environment" was significantly produced. To avoid, CFA induced conditioned place avoidance model (CPA). 2) Characteristic analysis of action potential of neurons in the R ACC area of rats in the CFA-induced conditioned place avoidance model (CPA). There was no significant difference in discharge frequencies between "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" neurons in NS+NS group (P 0.05). The discharge frequencies of "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" neurons in CFA+NS group were significantly different. Compared with NS + NS group, the firing frequency of neurons in "pain environment" was significantly higher in CFA + NS group after matching with NS + NS group (P 0.05). Action potential results were consistent with behavior. 3) Power spectral density analysis of R ACC brain area of model rats after matching with NS + NS group "pain environment" There was no significant difference in the frequency spectral densities between "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" (P 0.05). The frequency spectral densities of "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" (P 0.05) were significantly higher in CFA+NS group than in NS+N group (P 0.05). After matching the "pain environment" in group S, the corresponding spectral densities of delta, theta, alpha, beta, and lambda in the "pain environment" were significantly higher than those in the "pain environment" (P The retention time of CFA+DADLE(0.625/1.25/2.5/5/10 ug/ul) group and CFA+NS group before and after the matching of "pain environment" had no significant difference between CFA+DADLE(1.25/2.5/5/10 ug/ul) group and CFA+NS group before and after the matching of "pain environment"(P 0.05); There was no significant difference between CFA+DADLE (0.625/1.25/2.5/5/10 ug/ul) group and CFA+NS group (0.625 ug/ul) in avoidance score, CFA+DADLE (0.625 ug/ul) group and CFA+NS group (P 0.05), CFA+DADLE (1.25/2.5/5/10 ug/ul) group had no significant avoidance, CFA+DADLE (0.625 ug/ul) group and CFA+NS group had significant avoidance score, there was statistical difference. Different concentrations of delta-opioid receptor agonist DADLE had different effects on conditioned position avoidance (CPA) induced by CFA. Too low concentration of DADLE had no obvious effect on CPA. With the increase of DADLE concentration, it had inhibitory effect on CPA, but the inhibitory effect did not increase with the increase of DADLE concentration. The spike discharges of delta-opioid receptor agonist neurons injected into the R ACC area of rats showed no significant difference between the "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" neurons in the CFA+DADLE group (P 0.05). There was no significant difference between the "pain environment" and the "pain environment" in the CFA+DADLE group after matching the "pain environment" in the CFA+DADLE group with the "pain environment" in the CFA+NS group. There was no significant difference in the discharge frequencies of neurons in the "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" between the NS + DADLE group and the NS + NS group (P 0.05). There was no difference in the discharge frequencies of neurons in the "pain environment" between the NS + DADLE group and the NS + NS group (P 0.05). Changes of local field potentials and power spectral density of delta-opioid receptor agonist neurons after microinjection into the R ACC brain area of rats The frequency spectral densities of delta,theta,alpha,beta and lambda in the "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" after matching the "pain environment" of CFA+DADLE group and NS+DADLE group showed no difference (P 0.05). Comparing the spectral densities of delta, theta, alpha, beta and lambda frequencies in the "pain environment" matched with the "environment", the CFA + NS group showed a significant increase (P 0.05). (3) Electrophysiological study on the effect of delta-opioid receptor-mediated conductive acupuncture on pain relief in the R ACC brain region of rats (1) Electroacupuncture stimulation after different concentrations of antagonists were given to the R ACC brain region of rats. Our laboratory has been completed and described in detail by other students. 2) spike discharge characteristics of neurons stimulated by Electroacupuncture at acupoint Huantiao after microinjection of delta-opioid receptor antagonist in the R ACC area of rats. NS+NS+sham EA group, CFA+NS+EA group, NS+Naltrindole+sham EA group, NS+Naltrindole+sham EA group There was no significant difference in discharge frequencies between "pain environment" and "non-pain environment" neurons in EA group (P 0.05). The discharge frequencies of "pain environment" and "pain environment" neurons in CFA+NS+sham EA group, CFA+Naltrindole+EA group and "pain environment" neurons in "pain environment" were significantly higher than those in "pain environment" neurons in "pain environment" and "pain environment" neurons in "pain environment" group (P 0.05). Compared with the control group, the firing frequency of CFA + NS + sham EA group was significantly higher than that of CFA + NS + sham EA group (P 0.05). The firing frequency of CFA + Naltrindole + EA group was significantly higher than that of CFA + NS + EA group (P 0.05). There was no difference in the firing frequency of neurons in the "pain environment" between the rindole + sham EA group and NS + NS + sham EA group (P 0.05). There was no significant difference in the frequency spectral density between the "pain environment" and the "non-pain environment" after matching the "pain environment" in Naltrindole+sham EA group (P 0.05). The frequency spectral density ratio of the "pain environment" and the "non-pain environment" after matching the "pain environment" in CFA+NS+sham EA group and the "pain environment" in CFA+Naltrindole+EA group was higher than that in the "non-pain environment". Comparing with the pain environment of CFA+NS+sham EA group and CFA+NS+EA group, the frequency spectral density values of the five frequencies of delta, theta, alpha, beta and lambda in the pain environment of CFA+NS+sham EA group and CFA+NS+Naltrindole+EA group were significantly increased (P 0.05). Comparing the spectral densities of the five frequencies of the "pain environment" after matching, the CFA + Naltrindole + EA group was significantly higher than that of the NS + Naltrindole + Sham EA group (P 0.05). The frequencies of the five frequencies of the "pain environment" after matching were delta, theta, alpha, beta, and lambda in the "pain environment" of the NS + NS + sham EA group and the NS + Naltrindole + sham EA group. CONCLUSIONS: 1) Injecting DADLE into the R ACC brain area of rats, activating delta-opioid receptor, attenuating the CPA response and inhibiting the electrical activity induced by CFA, and 2) injecting delta-opioid receptor antagonist into the R ACC brain area of rats, electroacupuncture on the electrical activity induced by CFA. 3) EA could activate the delta-opioid receptor in the R ACC region of rats, weaken the conditioned position avoidance (CPA) response induced by CFA, and reverse the electrical activity induced by CFA.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:山西醫(yī)科大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2017
【分類號(hào)】:R402
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