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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Efeito de ligantes do receptor da nociceptina/orfanina FQ no comportamento agressivo de camundongos machos

Silva, Epifanio Fernandes da 23 February 2017 (has links)
Submitted by Automa??o e Estat?stica (sst@bczm.ufrn.br) on 2017-06-02T23:17:43Z No. of bitstreams: 1 EpifanioFernandesDaSilva_DISSERT.pdf: 1808656 bytes, checksum: a66e4e7210681ca2462da4ceef086da5 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Arlan Eloi Leite Silva (eloihistoriador@yahoo.com.br) on 2017-06-12T21:13:37Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 EpifanioFernandesDaSilva_DISSERT.pdf: 1808656 bytes, checksum: a66e4e7210681ca2462da4ceef086da5 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-06-12T21:13:37Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 EpifanioFernandesDaSilva_DISSERT.pdf: 1808656 bytes, checksum: a66e4e7210681ca2462da4ceef086da5 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017-02-23 / INTRODU??O: A agressividade ? um comportamento comum a diversas esp?cies animais, incluindo humanos. Entretanto, a viol?ncia e a impulsividade, associadas ? agressividade, s?o um problema social e podem ser consideradas patol?gicas, pois est?o presentes em v?rios transtornos psiqui?tricos. Diversas ?reas encef?licas est?o associadas ? express?o do comportamento agressivo, como a am?gdala, hipot?lamo e c?rtex pr?-frontal. V?rios sistemas de neurotransmiss?o est?o mediando o comportamento agressivo, dentre eles: serotonina, dopamina, noradrenalina e GABA. De maneira geral, os alvos terap?uticos dispon?veis para controle da agressividade modulam a fun??o dos sistemas de neurotransmissores acima. A nociceptina/orfanina FQ (N/OFQ) ? um heptadecapept?deo que atua como ligante do receptor NOP. Evid?ncias cl?nicas e pr?-cl?nicas mostram o envolvimento do sistema N/OFQ ? receptor NOP com transtornos psiqui?tricos, incluindo aqueles nos quais a agressividade est? associada. OBJETIVO: Este trabalho investigou o efeito de f?rmacos cl?ssicos e ligantes do receptor NOP no comportamento agressivo de camundongos machos, por meio do teste do residente-intruso. M?TODOS: Foram utilizados camundongos Swiss machos. Valproato 300 mg/kg, L?tio 50 mg/kg, Carbamazepina 20 mg/kg e Diazepam 1 mg/kg foram os f?rmacos cl?ssicos utilizados nesse estudo. Dentre os ligantes NOP utilizados destacam-se: Ro 65-6570 (0,01 ? 1 mg/kg), agonista pleno, AT-090 (0,01-0,1 mg/kg), agonista parcial, SB-612111 (1- 10 mg/kg), antagonista NOP. Para o teste do residente-intruso, camundongos machos foram isolados por 7 dias (residentes). Nos 8? e 11? dia, foram realizadas sess?es de avalia??o da agressividade, por meio da inser??o de um camundongo intruso na caixa do residente por 10 min. No dia 8, a agressividade basal foi avaliada sem qualquer tratamento pr?vio; no dia 11, o mesmo camundongo residente foi novamente avaliado, ap?s ter recebido o tratamento relativo ao seu grupo experimental. O campo aberto foi utilizado para avaliar o efeito dos f?rmacos na atividade locomotora. RESULTADOS: Valproato, L?tio, Carbamazepina reduziram o comportamento agressivo no teste do residente-intruso, enquanto que o tratamento com Diazepam n?o afetou a agressividade dos residentes. A administra??o de Ro 65-6570 (em todas as doses testadas) e AT-090 (na dose mais alta), aumentou o comportamento agressivo. J? o agonista parcial, AT-090, nas menores doses, reduziu discretamente a agressividade dos residentes. O tratamento com SB-612111 n?o modificou o comportamento agressivo dos animais. Nenhum dos tratamentos alterou a atividade locomotora dos animais. CONCLUS?O: Os f?rmacos cl?ssicos utilizados na cl?nica para tratamento de transtornos psiqui?tricos, os quais incluem sintomas de agressividade, foram eficazes em controlar a agressividade nos camunodngos residentes. Por outro lado, a ativa??o do receptor NOP tende a aumentar o comportamento agressivo, enquanto que o bloqueio deste sinal n?o foi modifica este comportamento. Em ?ltima an?lise, com estes dados sugere-se que os agonistas NOP poderiam promover como efeito adverso aumento da agressividade. / INTRODUCTION: Several species including humans display aggressive behavior. However, violence and impulsivity related to aggressiveness represent a social problem. Indeed, aggressive behavior can be considered symptoms of many psychiatric disorders. Some of the brain areas involved in aggression include amygdala, hypothalamus, and prefrontal cortex. Aggressiveness is modulated by different neurotransmitters, such as serotonin, dopamine, noradrenaline and GABA. These systems represent the therapeutic targets available to treat aggressiveness. The nociceptin/orphanin FQ (N/OFQ) is a heptadecapeptide acting as endogenous ligand of NOP receptor. Clinical and preclinical findings suggest the involvement of N/OFQ ? NOP receptor system with psychiatric disorders, including those related to aggressiveness. AIM: This study investigated the effects of standard drugs as well as NOP receptor ligands on aggressiveness in mice submitted to the resident-intruder test. METHODS: Male Swiss mice were used to develop this study. Valproate 300 mg/kg, Lithium 50 mg/kg, Carbamazepine 20 mg/kg, and Diazepam 1 mg/kg were used as standard drugs. The NOP ligands Ro 65-6570 (0.01 ? 1 mg/kg), full agonist, AT-090 (0,01 ? 0,1 mg/kg), partial agonist, and SB-612111 (1 ? 10 mg/kg), antagonist, were used. In the resident-intruder test, male mice were housed individually for 7 days (residents) before the experiment. The aggressiveness of each resident mouse was tested twice, at 8th and 11th days, by inserting an intruder mouse in the resident cage for 10 min. Day 8 of experiment, the basal aggressiveness of resident mice was recorded without pharmacological treatment; Day 11 of experiment, the same mouse was re-tested after being treated. The open field was used to evaluated the spontaneous locomotor activity . RESULTS: Valproate, Lithium, and Carbamazepine reduced the aggressive behavior of resident mice, while Diazepam did not affect the agressiveness. Ro 65-6570 (at all doses) and AT-090 (at the highest dose), increased aggressiveness. The partial agonist, AT-090, at lowest doses, slightly reduced aggressive behavior. The treatment with SB-61211 did not modified the aggressive behavior of mice. None of the treatments affected the locomotor activity. CONCLUSION: Standard drugs used in therapy for psychiatric disorders were effective on aggressiveness control in the resident mice. In contrast, the activation of NOP receptor tends to increase the aggressive behavior, while the blockade of this signal did not modify this behavior. Ultimately, these data suggest that NOP agonists could increase aggressive behavior as an adverse event.

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