海馬Racl活性與場景恐懼記憶的維持及遺忘
[Abstract]:Objective:
To study the relationship between the activity of Racl in hippocampus and the retention and forgetting of scene fear memory, and to explore the molecular mechanism of PTSD pathological fear memory.
Method:
Experiment 1: To determine an experimental scheme which can induce similar learning curve but produce different fear memory. Adult healthy male SD rats were subjected to 5 plantar shocks of 0.5, 0.8 or 1.2 mA in the conditioned fear operating box. The interval between the two shocks was 12 s, 122 s or 600 s, and the fear memory was tested 24 hours later.
Experiment 2: To explore the relationship between fear memory and Racl activity in the hippocampus at different time points after 0.8 mA shock intensity learning. After completion, Western blotting (WB) detection and immunohistochemical staining (IF) were applied to Rac-GTP.
Experiment 3: To investigate whether the activity of Racl regulates the memory of scene fear in rats. Adult male SD rats received 5 plantar shocks in the conditioned fear operating box. The interval time between the two shocks was 12 s or 122 s. Rats in the 12s group were given Racl stimulation in bilateral hippocampal CAl area immediately after the shock. After CN04-A, the foot was electrocuted, and 24h and (or) 7 days later, the fear memory was detected.
Experiment 4: To investigate the relationship between the deterioration of scene fear memory and the activity of Racl in hippocampus.Adult male SD rats were subjected to five plantar shocks in the conditioned fear operating box. After 24 hours, they were subjected to six 5-minute withdrawal training sessions in the conditioned fear operating box. The intervals of the two withdrawal training sessions were 0 minutes, 10 minutes or 30 minutes. After the recession, they were terrorized for 24 hours and 16 days. Detection of fear extinction. After withdrawal of some rats, 1H was taken for WB or IF..
Experiment 5: To investigate whether Racl activity directly regulates the decline of scene fear memory. Adult male SD rats received five plantar shocks in the conditioned fear operating box. After 24 hours, they received six 5-minute regression training sessions in the conditioned fear operating box. There was no interval between the two regression training sessions. NSC23677,24h and 16d were used to detect fear memory.
Experiment 6: To further explore whether Racl activity regulates the decline of scene fear memory. Adult male SD rats were subjected to five plantar shocks in the conditioned fear manipulation box and six 10-minute intensive regression training sessions after 24 hours. The intervals of the two regression training sessions were 0 minutes, 10 minutes or 30 minutes. Fear memory was tested 24 hours and 16 days after the regression. After the extinction of some rats, 1H was taken for WB or IF..
Experiment 1: After 0.5mA shock intensity learning, there was no significant difference in 24-hour fear memory test among the three groups (12s, 122s and 600s). After 0.8mA or 1.2mA shock intensity learning, the rats in 122s and 600s groups showed enhanced scene fear memory, which was significantly different from that in 12S group. The results showed that 0.8mA met our experimental requirements.
Experiment 2: The results of fear memory test showed that the fear memory of rats in 122s and 600s groups was significantly stronger than that of 12S group, and the difference was statistically significant. The results of fear memory test in 24h and 7d groups were similar to that in 1h, 122s and 600s groups were significantly stronger than that in 12S group. Rac1-GTP expression in hippocampus was similar to that in normal control rats; Rac1-GTP expression in hippocampus was significantly down-regulated in 1-hour interval learning group (122 s and 600 s groups), of which 122 s group was lower than 600 s group, and Rac1-GTP expression in concentrated learning group (12s) was similar to that in normal group; Rac1-GTP expression in hippocampus was still down-regulated in 24-hour interval learning group (122 s and 600 s groups). The expression of Rac1-GTP in the central learning group was similar to that in the normal control group. Immunofluorescence staining showed that Rac1-GTP staining was mainly distributed in the membranes and processes of neurons, and Rac1-GTP positive glial cells and intermediate neurons were observed. Rac1-GTP staining in the hippocampal CA1 region of the central learning group was observed. Similar to the normal group, the Rac1-GTP staining of CA1 neurons in the interval learning group (122s and 600s) was significantly decreased. The results showed that interval learning induced a decrease in Racl activity in the hippocampus and a strong memory of scene fear.
Experiment 3: The results of 24-hour fear memory test showed that the fear memory of rats treated with Racl inhibitor (12s + NSC) was significantly stronger than that of rats treated with normal saline (12s + sal), and the difference was significant. The results of 7-day repeat test were similar to those of 24-hour repeat test. Fear memory of rats was significantly higher than that of normal saline group (12s+sal), and the fear memory of rats in Racl agonist CN04-A (122s+CN04-A) group was significantly lower than that of normal saline group (122s+sal) at 24h, and the result of repeat test was similar to that of normal saline group (122s+sal) at 7d.
Experiment 4: The results showed that the scores of fear subsidence training in 0-minute group were significantly better than those in 10-minute and 30-minute groups (interval subsidence). The results of 24 hours after subsidence training showed that the fear memory of the three groups of rats (0, 10, 30 minutes) had evident subsidence, and there was no difference between the three groups 16 days after subsidence. WB test showed that the expression of Racl-GTP in the hippocampus of rats in 0 min group was significantly up-regulated, but slightly down-regulated in 30 mmin group. Immunofluorescence staining showed that the expression of Rac1-GTP in CA1 area in the hippocampus of rats in 0 min group was enhanced and the staining was weakened in 30 min group. Regression promoted the activation of hippocampal Racl and the extinction of scene fear memory in rats.
Experiment 5: The results of 24-hour fear subsidence showed that the fear memory of rats in Racl inhibitor group (0 min + NSC) was higher than that of normal saline group (0 min + sal), but there was no significant difference. The results of 16-day re-test showed that the fear memory of rats in Racl inhibitor group (0 min + NSC) was significantly higher than that of normal saline group (0 min + sal). The activation of Rac L in hippocampus made clear the weak effect of fear of memory evoked by concentrated regression.
Experiment 6: The results showed that the extinction performance of 0-minute group was significantly better than that of 10-minute and 30-minute group (interval extinction). The results of 24 hours after extinction training showed that the fear memory of the three groups of rats (0, 10, 30 minutes) had evident extinction, of which 10-minute group was slightly higher than that of 0-minute group and 30-minute group, but there was no significant difference between the two groups. WB test showed that the expression of Racl-GTP in the hippocampus of rats in 0 min and 10 min groups was up-regulated compared with the normal control group, and the expression of Racl-GTP in the hippocampus of rats in 0 min and 10 min groups was statistically different. Immunofluorescence staining showed that the expression of Racl-GTP in the CA1 area of the hippocampus of rats in 0 min and 10 min groups was enhanced, and that in 30 min group was up-regulated. Similar to the normal control group, this result showed that the recovery of Racl activity in hippocampus promoted the decline of scene fear memory.
Inhibition of Racl activity in hippocampus leads to the enhancement of scene fear memory and the deterioration of scene fear memory in rats. Activation of Racl in hippocampus leads to the decrease of scene fear memory and the increase of scene fear memory in rats. Racl activity in hippocampus regulates the intensity of scene fear memory and the deterioration of scene fear memory in scene conditioned fear learning rats. Therefore, we suggest that the activity of hippocampal Racl regulates the maintenance and forgetting of scene fear memory in rats. This study suggests that the enhancement of pathological fear memory in PTSD patients may be related to the inability of hippocampal Racl to activate normally, resulting in impaired forgetting of fear memory.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:中南大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號】:R749.7
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