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Effects of stress-induced depression on Parkinson’s disease symptomatologyHemmerle, Ann M. January 2011 (has links)
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The Expression of Dopamine-Related Genes and Behavioral Performance in MiceDershem, Victoria Lynne January 2016 (has links)
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Psycho-physiological stress and its effects on ultraviolet light induced inflammation, DNA damage, and skin carcinogenesisSaul, Alison Nicole 08 March 2007 (has links)
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Daily Stressors and Inflammation Among Family Dementia CaregiversGouin, Jean-Philippe 20 July 2011 (has links)
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Acute psychosocial stress responses in problem gambling and associations with features of addictionPangborn, Nikki 21 November 2024 (has links)
Background: Persistent stress contributes to the onset and maintenance of problem gambling (PG), increasing risks for physiological disturbances. However, minimal research examines acute stress effects and relationships with PG features such as impulsivity or gambling urges.
Purpose: The current study examines multiple facets of acute subjective and physiological stress responses in PG. Stress effects on gambling urges and relationships with impulsivity are also explored.
Methods: A PG (n=21) and healthy control (HC; n=21) group were exposed to acute psychosocial stress. Saliva samples were collected while participants completed self-report measures of mood and gambling urges. Gambling urges, salivary cortisol (sC), salivary alpha-amylase (sAA), and subjective stress reactivity and recovery were compared within and between groups from baseline up to an hour following stress. Relationships between trait impulsivity, gambling urges, and all aspects of the acute stress response were examined.
Results: The PG group showed blunted sC reactivity but reported heightened mood disturbances compared to HCs, while sAA levels did not differ between groups. Within PG and HC groups, sAA had a more rapid acute stress onset than sC, but between-marker differences were pronounced in PG. Self-reported gambling urges were high among PG participants but remained relatively unchanged following acute stress. Impulsivity was positively associated with gambling urges, however, it was not correlated with the acute stress response.
Conclusions: This study provides a novel and wide-ranging assessment of the acute stress response in PG, for which research is currently limited. These results indicate that high stress in PG contributes to multi-faceted alterations of the acute stress response relative to HCs. Self-reported gambling urges are elevated and associated with greater trait impulsivity in PG but are unaffected by acute stress exposure. Our findings provide insight into acute stress processing dysfunction in PG and have implications for potential harms, such as increased suicide risk. / Thesis / Master of Science (MSc) / Chronic or continuous life stress can increase the risk of developing and sustaining gambling problems. The current study assessed the effects of a 20-minute stressful task on mood, physiological reactions, the desire to gamble, and their relationships with impulsivity in healthy individuals compared to those with problem gambling (PG). Results showed that after the stressor, the PG group reported more negative mood, but physiological reactions were reduced when compared to healthy participants. In individuals with PG, a greater desire to gamble was correlated with being more impulsive. Overall, our findings show that the long-term stress typically experienced by individuals with PG can affect their mental and physiological reactions to temporary stressors. Additionally, more impulsive individuals show a greater desire to gamble, which may contribute to problematic gambling behaviours. Future research should assess the life impacts of chronic stress in PG, such as the risk of gambling relapse and suicide.
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Acides gras polyinsaturés n-3 (AGPI n-3) e prévention des dommages cérébraux induits par un stress chronique / n-3 Polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 PUFA) and prevention of brain damages induced by a chronic stressHennebelle, Marie 06 April 2012 (has links)
L’équilibre alimentaire entre les AGPI n-6 et les AGPI n-3 joue probablement un rôle important dans le fonctionnement du système nerveux central et notamment dans la régulation de la neurotransmission. Des études suggèrent qu’une déficience en AGPI n-3 renforcerait la sensibilité des individus à des agressions de type chronique, tel que le stress ou le vieillissement. Notre objectif était de caractériser l’impact des apports alimentaires en AGPI n-3 sur la réponse à un stress chronique. Pour cela, la régulation de paramètres biochimiques, comportementaux et électrophysiologiques par un stress chronique de contention a été évaluée chez le rat recevant différents apports alimentaires en AGPI n-3 (déficients en AGPI n-3 ; équilibrés ; enrichis en AGPI-LC n-3). L’influence des glucocorticoïdes (hormones impliquées dans la réponse au stress) et des AGPI sur des fonctions cellulaires participant à la transmission synaptique a été analysée in vitro par des mesures de libération de neurotransmetteurs sur la lignée neuroblastique SH_SY5Y et par l’analyse des propriétés régulatrices astrocytaires en culture primaire.Nos résultats montrent que, chez le rat, la réponse au stress est modulée par les apports alimentaires en AGPI n-3 : la déficience en AGPI n-3 accentue la sensibilité au stress, notamment la réduction de l’activité locomotrice et la sensibilité aux environnements anxiogènes ; à l’inverse, l’enrichissement en AGPI-LC n-3 atténue la réponse au stress chronique, en réduisant la perte de poids, le pic de corticostérone plasmatique et la réponse émotionnelle. Comme le suggèrent les résultats obtenus in vitro, ces effets sont liés à des régulations complexes par les AGPI et les glucocorticoïdes des paramètres de libération de neurotransmetteur, de la plasticité morphologique astrocytaire et de la capacité de capture du glutamate par les astrocytes. / Dietary balance between n-6 PUFA and n-3 PUFA probably plays a major role in the regulation of brain function. Some studies suggest that an n-3 PUFA deficiency exacerbates the sensitivity of individuals to emotional disturbances, such as chronic stress. The aim of our work was to determine the impact of n-3 PUFA dietary intakes on stress response. The regulation of biochemical, electrophysiological and behavioural parameters by chronic restraint stress has been evaluated in rats receiving different n-3 PUFA supplies (n-3 PUFA deficient, balanced, n-3 LC-PUFA enriched). In parallel, we have conduced an in vitro study to characterize the effects of glucocorticoids (one of the major hormone involved in stress response) and of PUFA on the release of neurotransmitter (in human neuroblastoma SH_SY5Y cells) and on several astrocytic properties involved in synaptic regulation (in primary culture of rat astrocytes). In rats, we have shown that stress response is modulated by the n-3 PUFA status: the n-3 PUFA deficiency exacerbated the sensibility to stress, by aggravating the reduction of locomotor activity and the sensibility to anxiogenic environment; conversely, the n-3 LC-PUFA enrichment reduced rat responses to chronic stress, by limiting the weight loss, the increase in plasma corticosterone and the emotional response. As suggested by the results obtained in vitro, these effects are linked to complex influences of PUFA and glucocorticoids on the release of neurotransmitter and on astroglial morphological plasticity and glutamate uptake capacity.
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Estudo dos fatores neuroquímicos associados ao efeito tipo-antidepressivo do Flavonoide crisina em camundongosBorges, Carlos Filho 30 December 2016 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2016-12-30 / A depressao e uma doenca altamente incapacitante e que tem acometido um percentual
crescente da populacao mundial. Ainda que varios antidepressivos estejam comercialmente
disponiveis ha decadas, os efeitos colaterais destas drogas, aliados ao fato de que nem todos
os pacientes respondem satisfatoriamente ao tratamento, levam a uma busca continua por
novas alternativas para o tratamento ou complementacao do tratamento da depressao. Assim,
expande-se cada vez mais o numero de estudos que avaliam compostos candidatos a
antidepressivos. Neste contexto e que o efeito tipo-antidepressivo da crisina, um flavonoide
natural abundante no maracuja do mato (Passiflora coerulea), em camundongos submetidos
ao estresse cronico imprevisivel (UCS) foi demonstrado anteriormente por nosso grupo. No
entanto, os fatores neuroquimicos associados a este efeito carecem de maiores investigacoes.
Deste modo, o objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar os fatores neuroquimicos associados ao efeito
tipo-antidepressivo do flavonoide crisina em dois modelos animais de depressao, o modelo do
UCS e o modelo da bulbectomia olfatoria (OB), ambos em camundongos. No modelo do UCS
foram avaliados o cortex pre-frontal (PFC) e o hipocampo (HP), enquanto no modelo da OB
foi avaliado o HP. O UCS e a OB induziram um comportamento tipo-depressivo,
caracterizado pela diminuicao no tempo de lambida no teste de borrifagem de sacarose e pelo
aumento no tempo de imobilidade no teste de suspensao de cauda ou no teste de nado forcado.
Ainda, a OB ocasionou alteracoes no teste de campo aberto, decorrentes da hiperatividade
caracteristicamente induzida por este modelo. O tratamento oral com crisina (5 ou 20 mg/kg,
durante 28 dias no modelo do UCS, e por 14 dias no modelo da OB), de forma semelhante a
fluoxetina (10 mg/kg, controle positivo), culminou na prevencao destas alteracoes,
confirmando a acao tipo-antidepressiva da crisina nos parametros comportamentais avaliados.
O UCS ocasionou o aumento nos niveis plasmaticos do hormonio liberador de corticotrofina,
do hormonio adrenocorticotrofico, e a atividade das caspases 3 e 9 nas estruturas cerebrais
avaliadas, enquanto a OB ocasionou a reducao dos niveis hipocampais do fator neurotrofico
derivado do encefalo. O UCS e a OB resultaram no aumento dos niveis de citocinas proinflamatorias
nas estruturas cerebrais avaliadas, como fator de necrose tumoral-α, interferon-
γ, interleucina-1β, interleucina-6, alem do aumento dos niveis de quinurenina. O UCS e a OB
tambem induziram a diminuicao dos niveis de 5-hidroxitriptamina (5-HT) e o aumento da
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atividade da enzima indoleamina-2,3-dioxigenase. O tratamento com crisina, de forma
semelhante a fluoxetina, promoveu a atenuacao de todas estas alteracoes ocasionadas pelo
UCS ou pela OB. Em suma, os resultados deste estudo vem a corroborar com a hipotese de
que o flavonoide crisina e um alvo potencial no estudo de novas alternativas para o tratamento
ou para a complementacao do tratamento da depressao. Adicionalmente, este trabalho indica a
associacao das citocinas pro-inflamatorias, da via da quinurenina, do metabolismo da 5-HT,
das neurotrofinas e da atividade das caspases na acao tipo-antidepressiva exercida pela crisina
em camundongos expostos ao UCS ou a OB. Finalmente, o presente trabalho expoe o
maracuja do mato como um importante alvo para o estudo dos produtos naturais no combate a
depressao, mostrando a fundamentalidade da investigacao da funcionalidade e constituicao
bioativa desta e outras plantas do bioma pampa. / Depression is a highly incapacitating disease that has affected a crescent percentage of the
world population. Although various antidepressants have been commercially available for
decades, the side effects of these drugs, together with the fact that not all patients respond
satisfactorily to treatment, lead to continuous search for new alternatives for the treatment or
supplementary treatment of depression. Thus, the number of studies evaluating compounds
candidate to antidepressants expands increasingly. In this context, the antidepressant-like
effect of chrysin, a natural flavonoid abundant in passion fruit bush (Passiflora coerulea), in
mice subjected to unpredictable chronic stress (UCS) has been previously demonstrated by
our group. However, neurochemical factors associated with this effect require further
investigations. Thus, the objective of this study was to evaluate the neurochemical factors
associated with the antidepressant-like effect of chrysin in two animal models of depression,
the model of UCS and the model of olfactory bulbectomy (OB), both in mice. In the UCS
model the prefrontal cortex (PFC) and the hippocampus (HP) were evaluated, in the OB
model the HP was evaluated. The UCS and OB induced a depressive-like behavior,
characterized by the decrease in the total time of grooming in the splash test and by increase
on immobility time in the tail suspension test or forced swimming test. Still, OB induced
changes in open field test, resulting from the hyperactivity characteristically induced by this
model. The oral treatment with chrysin (5 or 20 mg/kg for 28 days in the UCS model and for
14 days in OB model), similarly to fluoxetine (10 mg/kg, positive control) resulted in the
prevention of these changes, confirming the antidepressant-like action of chrysin in the
behavioral parameters evaluated. The UCS led to an increase in plasma levels of
corticotropin-releasing hormone, adrenocorticotropic hormone and activity of caspases 3 and
9 in the brain structures evaluated, while the OB caused a reduction of hippocampal levels of
brain-derived neurotrophic factor. The UCS and OB resulted in increase of proinflammatory
cytokines levels in the brain structures evaluated, such as tumor necrosis factor-α, interferon-
γ, interleukin-1β, interleukin-6, and increase kynurenine levels. UCS and OB also induced the
decrease in 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) levels and the increase of the activity of
indoleamine-2,3-dioxygenase enzyme. Treatment with chrysin, similarly to fluoxetine,
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promoted the attenuation of all these changes caused by UCS or OB. In summary, results of
this study come to corroborate the hyphotesis that the flavonoid chrysin is a potential target in
the study of new alternatives for the treatment or complement treatment of depression.
Additionally, this study indicates the association of pro-inflammatory cytokines, of
kynurenine pathway, of 5-HT metabolism, of neurotrophins and of caspases activities in the
antidepressant-like action exerted by chrysin in mice exposed to UCS or OB. Finally, this
paper exposes the passion bush as an important target for the study of natural products to
combat depression, showing the importance of research of functionality and bioactive
constitution of this and other plants of the pampa biome.
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Crescimento, resposta fisiológica e qualidade de filé de juvenis de beijupirá (Rachycentron canadum) submetidos a diferentes densidades de estocagemSILVA, Victor Andrade da 27 February 2013 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2013-02-27 / Stocking density is recognized as a critical factor in aquaculture, since high densities represent a potential source of chronic stress. This study investigated the effects of a chronic stressor, such as high stocking densities, on growth, physiological responses, and flesh quality of juvenile cobia (Rachycentron canadum) tested for a period of 42 days. The trial was conducted in a recirculating aquaculture system equipped with tanks of 70 L tanks. Cobia of 46.32 ± 0.22 g (mean ± SEM) were randomly distributed into three stocking densities (3.30 ± 0.02; 6.67 ± 0.03; 13.15 ± 0.16 g L-1), and three replicates. Treatment groups were nominally assigned as low density (LD; 5 fish/tank), medium density (MD; 10 fish/tank), and high density (HD; 20 fish/tank), respectively. Plasma concentrations of cortisol, osmolality and lactate were not affected by density levels, and values were according with those reported as basal for juvenile cobia. However, growth rate were influenced by density levels, in which weight gain and specific growth rate were significantly higher in the LD group. Drip loss did not differ among density groups. However, stocking density influenced the onset and development of rigor mortis. Our findings indicated that rearing juvenile cobia at the high densities negatively affected growth rate and flesh quality. Results suggest that juvenile cobia reared at the high densities were able to counteract stress. However, energy from the diet and/or body reserves was diverted from growth as a response to the elevated metabolic demand caused by stress. In this regard, juvenile cobia should be maintained at a final biomass up to approximately 15 kg m-3 to ensure a maximal growth rate and an improved final product quality. To our knowledge, this is the first report assessing the influence of a chronic stressor on both physiological responses and flesh quality parameters in cobia. This may provide information to the advancement of cobia aquaculture, leading to improvements in fish welfare, final product quality and increased productivity. / A densidade de estocagem é amplamente reconhecida como um fator crítico em aquicultura, uma vez que altas densidades representam uma potencial fonte de estresse crônico. Este estudo avaliou a resposta fisiológica, desempenho zootécnico e qualidade de filé de juvenis de beijupirá (Rachycentron canadum) submetidos a um estressor crônico, como altas densidades, visando à definição de condições de criação que levem à melhoria do bem estar animal e ao incremento da produtividade e qualidade do produto final. Os peixes foram testados por um período de 42 dias, em que juvenis de 46,32 ± 0,22 g (média ± erro padrão) foram aleatoriamente distribuídos em três densidades (3,30 ± 0,02; 6,67 ± 0,03; 13,15 ± 0,16 g L-1), e em três repetições. Os tratamentos foram designados como baixa densidade (LD; 5 peixe/tanque), densidade média (MD; 10 peixe/tanque), e alta densidade (HD; 20 peixes/tanque), respectivamente. As concentrações de cortisol e lactato e a osmolalidade do plasma sanguíneo não foram afetadas pela densidade de estocagem, e seus valores estavam de acordo com as faixas basais previamente relatados para juvenis de beijupirá. No entanto, o ganho de peso e a taxa de crescimento específico foram significativamente maiores no grupo LD. A densidade de estocagem também influenciou o início e o desenvolvimento do rigor mortis. Juvenis de beijupirá criados na alta densidade apresentaram menor taxa de crescimento e qualidade de filé. Os resultados sugerem que juvenis de beijupirá criados nas altas densidades foram capazes de contrapor o estresse ao nível de composição do plasma. Contudo, energia da dieta e/ou reservas do corpo podem ter sido desviadas do crescimento como resposta à alta demanda metabólica causada pelo estresse. Dessa forma, o presente estudo sugere que juvenis de beijupirá devem ser mantidos em uma biomassa final de até 15 kg m-3, aproximadamente para garantir máximo crescimento e melhor qualidade do produto final. Aparentemente, este estudo é o primeiro a abordar a influencia de um estresse crônico na resposta fisiológica e qualidade de filé de juvenis de beijupirá. Os resultados podem fornecer informações para avanços na criação dessa espécie, conduzindo a melhorias no bem estar animal, na qualidade do produto final e no aumento da produtividade
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Etude de la dérégulation de l'axe HPA dans la création d'une résistance aux antidépresseurs et son implication dans la prolifération cellulaire et la neurogénèse hippocampique / Study of dysregulation of the HPA axis in creating a resistance to antidepressants and its involvement in cell proliferation and hippocampal neurogenesisKhemissi, Wahid 15 December 2014 (has links)
Un tiers des patients déprimés inclus dans les essais cliniques ne répondent pas à un traitement antidépresseur. La dérégulation de l’axe HPA et la réduction de la neurogènese hippocampique sont les principaux facteurs de la résistance aux antidépresseurs. L’objectif de ce travail est de développer un modèle de résistance à l’antidépresseur lié à l’axe HPA et d’utiliser ce modèle pour comprendre les mécanismes sous-jacents. Nos résultats suggèrent qu'une mauvaise régulation de rétrocontrôle négatif de l'axe HPA au début du protocole peut être un facteur prédictif de l'échec du traitement antidépresseur dans la dépression. Notre protocole montre que l’échec de la fluoxétine à induire des effets antidépresseurs a été associé à une mauvaise aptitude des composés à stimuler la prolifération des cellules dans le gyrus denté de l'hippocampe. D'autres études sont nécessaires pour étudier la relation de causalité entre ces phénomènes. / One-third of depressed patients included in clinical trials do not respond to antidepressant treatment. Dysregulation of the HPA axis and reduced hippocampal neurogenesis are the main factors of resistance to antidepressants. The objective of this work is to develop a model of resistance to antidepressant related to the HPA axis and to use this model to understand the underlying mechanisms. Our results suggest that dysregulation of negative feedback of the HPA axis at the beginning of the protocol can be a predictor of antidepressant treatment failure in depression. Our protocol shows that the failure of fluoxetine to induce antidepressant effects was associated with poor ability of compounds to stimulate cell proliferation in the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus. Further studies are needed to investigate the causal relationship between these phenomena.
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Nature of positive emotions in the assessment of depression: A new view in psychometrics / Naturaleza de las emociones positivas en la evaluación de la Depresión: una nueva visión en psicometríaMoscoso, Manolete S. 25 September 2017 (has links)
Current research in the field of emotions has demonstrated a strong causal correlation between stressful life events and clinical depression. The conceptual framework of this scientific study is taking into consideration the theoretical ideas developed by the laboratories of Alex Zautra, and Susan Folkman about the co-existence of positive and negative emotions during the experience of stress and depression. The principal purpose of this study is to report the convergent validity of the Multicultural State-Trait Depression Inventory, which supports the new direction in the psychometric assessment of clinical depression. Responses to the items of the state and trait scales were analyzed on a multicultural sample to determine the convergent validity and item analysis of the instrument. The results present empirical evidence that demonstrates a high degree of concurrent validity of the IMUDER subscalesand the reference instruments as shown by Pearson correlations. / Los estudios científicos de las emociones han demostrado concluyentemente una robusta relación causal entre eventos estresantes de la vida diaria y la depresión clínica. El marco conceptual del presente estudio toma en consideración los marcos teóricos de Alex Zautra y de Susan Folkman acerca de la coexistencia de emociones positivas y negativas en el proceso de estrés y depresión. El propósito de este estudio es reportar el análisis de ítems y la validez convergente del Inventario Multicultural de la Depresión, Estado-Rasgo (IMUDER). En base a una muestra multicultural, se realizó los análisis psicométricos en base al coeficiente de correlación de Pearson, a fin de determinar la validez convergente. Los resultados de dichos análisis realizados en forma separada para la escala estado y para la escala rasgo, nos indican un elevado nivel de asociación y validez convergente entre las escalas estado y rasgo del IMUDER, dimensiones de distres y eustres, y las pruebas de depresión utilizadas en este estudio. Estos datos indican que el IMUDER es un instrumento psicométrico que presentauna sólida validez convergente y propiedades psicométricas adecuadas.
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