中华行为医学与脑科学杂志
中華行為醫學與腦科學雜誌
중화행위의학여뇌과학잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE AND BRAIN SCIENCE
2010年
9期
769-771
,共3页
王海宝%余永强%潘志立%胡孝朋%宋文
王海寶%餘永彊%潘誌立%鬍孝朋%宋文
왕해보%여영강%반지립%호효붕%송문
情绪记忆%持续效应%瞬时效应%杏仁核
情緒記憶%持續效應%瞬時效應%杏仁覈
정서기억%지속효응%순시효응%행인핵
Emotional memory%Sustained effect%Transient effect%Amygdala
目的 通过功能磁共振(fMRI)检测杏仁核激活情况,探讨杏仁核参与情绪记忆编码中持续效应与瞬时效应机制,为进一步探讨情绪记忆障碍相关疾病的神经机制提供依据.方法 22名年轻成人参加试验,年龄20~24岁,试验材料为60幅负性情绪和60幅中性情景图片.试验过程分为编码和提取两个阶段.编码任务采用混合组块/事件相关设计模式,被试执行任务同时行fMRI扫描.提取时仅记录行为学成绩.利用SPM2和SPSS13.0分别对fMRI数据行相关性分析及行为学数据行配对t检验分析.结果 情绪[(3.15±0.14)分]和中性[(2.25±0.08)分]图片记忆成绩(d')差异有显著性(t=2.791,P=0.01).增强效应与fMRI数据间行全脑相关分析显示:瞬时效应主要相关脑区包括,左侧杏仁核、左侧海马和左侧额叶眶外侧.持续效应主要相关脑区包括,右侧杏仁核、右侧海马、右侧额下回、右侧额叶眶内侧及眶外侧.兴趣区分析显示:情绪记忆增强的持续效应主要与右侧杏仁核相关(r=0.50,P=0.019),与瞬时效应相关性差异显著(Z=1.655,P=0.049).瞬时效应与左侧杏仁核相关(r=0.65,P=0.001),与持续效应相关性差异显著(Z=2.512,P=0.006).结论 情绪记忆编码中持续效应和瞬时效应具有不同的神经机制,分别与右侧和左侧杏仁核相关,并进一步验证和拓展了"左侧瞬时-右侧持续效应"模型.
目的 通過功能磁共振(fMRI)檢測杏仁覈激活情況,探討杏仁覈參與情緒記憶編碼中持續效應與瞬時效應機製,為進一步探討情緒記憶障礙相關疾病的神經機製提供依據.方法 22名年輕成人參加試驗,年齡20~24歲,試驗材料為60幅負性情緒和60幅中性情景圖片.試驗過程分為編碼和提取兩箇階段.編碼任務採用混閤組塊/事件相關設計模式,被試執行任務同時行fMRI掃描.提取時僅記錄行為學成績.利用SPM2和SPSS13.0分彆對fMRI數據行相關性分析及行為學數據行配對t檢驗分析.結果 情緒[(3.15±0.14)分]和中性[(2.25±0.08)分]圖片記憶成績(d')差異有顯著性(t=2.791,P=0.01).增彊效應與fMRI數據間行全腦相關分析顯示:瞬時效應主要相關腦區包括,左側杏仁覈、左側海馬和左側額葉眶外側.持續效應主要相關腦區包括,右側杏仁覈、右側海馬、右側額下迴、右側額葉眶內側及眶外側.興趣區分析顯示:情緒記憶增彊的持續效應主要與右側杏仁覈相關(r=0.50,P=0.019),與瞬時效應相關性差異顯著(Z=1.655,P=0.049).瞬時效應與左側杏仁覈相關(r=0.65,P=0.001),與持續效應相關性差異顯著(Z=2.512,P=0.006).結論 情緒記憶編碼中持續效應和瞬時效應具有不同的神經機製,分彆與右側和左側杏仁覈相關,併進一步驗證和拓展瞭"左側瞬時-右側持續效應"模型.
목적 통과공능자공진(fMRI)검측행인핵격활정황,탐토행인핵삼여정서기억편마중지속효응여순시효응궤제,위진일보탐토정서기억장애상관질병적신경궤제제공의거.방법 22명년경성인삼가시험,년령20~24세,시험재료위60폭부성정서화60폭중성정경도편.시험과정분위편마화제취량개계단.편마임무채용혼합조괴/사건상관설계모식,피시집행임무동시행fMRI소묘.제취시부기록행위학성적.이용SPM2화SPSS13.0분별대fMRI수거행상관성분석급행위학수거행배대t검험분석.결과 정서[(3.15±0.14)분]화중성[(2.25±0.08)분]도편기억성적(d')차이유현저성(t=2.791,P=0.01).증강효응여fMRI수거간행전뇌상관분석현시:순시효응주요상관뇌구포괄,좌측행인핵、좌측해마화좌측액협광외측.지속효응주요상관뇌구포괄,우측행인핵、우측해마、우측액하회、우측액협광내측급광외측.흥취구분석현시:정서기억증강적지속효응주요여우측행인핵상관(r=0.50,P=0.019),여순시효응상관성차이현저(Z=1.655,P=0.049).순시효응여좌측행인핵상관(r=0.65,P=0.001),여지속효응상관성차이현저(Z=2.512,P=0.006).결론 정서기억편마중지속효응화순시효응구유불동적신경궤제,분별여우측화좌측행인핵상관,병진일보험증화탁전료"좌측순시-우측지속효응"모형.
Objective To explore mechanisms of sustained and transient effects in encoding processes of emotional memory by examining activation of amygdala via functional MRI and to provide evidence for understanding the underlying neural mechanism related to emotional memory disorders further. Methods Twenty two subjects (aged from 20 to 24 years old) participated in the study and mixed blocked/event-related design was adopted. Sixty negatively emotional pictures and sixty neutral scene pictures were used. Functional MRI scanning was performed while subjects were doing encoding tasks. Behavioral data were acquired during retrieval. Correlation analyses of functional MRI data and simples paired t -test of behavioral performance were performed with SPM2 and SPSS13.0 statistical software,respectively. Results Significant differences of behavioral performance ( t= 2.791,P= 0.01 ) was found between emotional (3.15 ± 0.14) and neutral (2.25 ± 0.08 ) pictures. A whole-brain voxelwise correlation analysis between functional MRI and emotional enhancement effect indicated that the transient effect of emotional enhancement of memory involved the left amygdala, left hippocampus and left lateral orbitofrontal cortex, while the sustained effect involved the right amygdala, right hippocampus, right inferior frontal gyrus, right medial and lateral orbitofrontal cortex. Region of interest analysis demonstrated that the sustained effect was related to the right amygdala (r= 0.50, P = 0.019 ), which was different from transient effect ( Z = 1.655, P = 0.049 ),while the transient effect was correlated with the left amygdala (r=0.65, P=0.001 ) ,which was different from sustained effect( Z= 2.512, P=0.006). Conclusion Different neural mechanisms are involved in sustained and transient effects of emotional memory encoding. The right amygdala is responsible for sustained effect and the left amygdala is responsible for transient effect ,respectively. The results confirm and extend the model of the left-transient/right-sustained effect.