中华麻醉学杂志
中華痳醉學雜誌
중화마취학잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF ANESTHESIOLOGY
2014年
5期
545-548
,共4页
郝学超%闵苏%黎平%朱贤林%律峰%罗洁%魏珂%谢飞
郝學超%閔囌%黎平%硃賢林%律峰%囉潔%魏珂%謝飛
학학초%민소%려평%주현림%률봉%라길%위가%사비
二异丙酚%抑郁%电惊厥疗法%神经元%自噬
二異丙酚%抑鬱%電驚厥療法%神經元%自噬
이이병분%억욱%전량궐요법%신경원%자서
Propofol%Depression%Electroconvulsive therapy%Neurons%Autophagy
目的 评价异丙酚对抑郁大鼠电休克治疗后海马神经元自噬的影响.方法 健康成年雄性SD大鼠,2~3月龄,体重200~250 g,采用慢性不可预见性轻度应激法建立抑郁大鼠模型.取模型建立成功的大鼠40只,采用随机数字表法,将其分为4组(n=10):抑郁组(D组)腹腔注射生理盐水8 ml/kg;异丙酚组(P组)腹腔注射异丙酚80 mg/kg;电休克组(E组)腹腔注射生理盐水8 ml/kg后行电休克;异丙酚联合电休克组(PE组)腹腔注射异丙酚80 mg/kg,待翻正反射消失后行电休克.以上处理1次/d,连续7d.分别于建模前、建模后治疗前及治疗结束后(T1-3),采用糖水偏好实验评价抑郁状态,采用Morris水迷宫实验测定学习记忆功能.水迷宫实验完成后处死大鼠,取海马,采用免疫组化法检测海马CA1区Beclin-1及LC3-Ⅱ的表达水平.结果 与T1时比较,T2时各组糖水偏好百分比降低(P<0.01);与D组比较,E组和PE组T3时糖水偏好百分比升高,逃避潜伏期延长,空间探索时间缩短,海马CA1区Beclin-1和LC3-Ⅱ表达上调(P<0.01);与E组比较,PE组T3时逃避潜伏期缩短,空间探索时间延长,海马CA1区Beclin-1和LC3-Ⅱ表达下调(P<0.01).结论 异丙酚减轻抑郁大鼠电休克治疗后学习记忆功能损害的机制可能与抑制海马神经元自噬激活有关.
目的 評價異丙酚對抑鬱大鼠電休剋治療後海馬神經元自噬的影響.方法 健康成年雄性SD大鼠,2~3月齡,體重200~250 g,採用慢性不可預見性輕度應激法建立抑鬱大鼠模型.取模型建立成功的大鼠40隻,採用隨機數字錶法,將其分為4組(n=10):抑鬱組(D組)腹腔註射生理鹽水8 ml/kg;異丙酚組(P組)腹腔註射異丙酚80 mg/kg;電休剋組(E組)腹腔註射生理鹽水8 ml/kg後行電休剋;異丙酚聯閤電休剋組(PE組)腹腔註射異丙酚80 mg/kg,待翻正反射消失後行電休剋.以上處理1次/d,連續7d.分彆于建模前、建模後治療前及治療結束後(T1-3),採用糖水偏好實驗評價抑鬱狀態,採用Morris水迷宮實驗測定學習記憶功能.水迷宮實驗完成後處死大鼠,取海馬,採用免疫組化法檢測海馬CA1區Beclin-1及LC3-Ⅱ的錶達水平.結果 與T1時比較,T2時各組糖水偏好百分比降低(P<0.01);與D組比較,E組和PE組T3時糖水偏好百分比升高,逃避潛伏期延長,空間探索時間縮短,海馬CA1區Beclin-1和LC3-Ⅱ錶達上調(P<0.01);與E組比較,PE組T3時逃避潛伏期縮短,空間探索時間延長,海馬CA1區Beclin-1和LC3-Ⅱ錶達下調(P<0.01).結論 異丙酚減輕抑鬱大鼠電休剋治療後學習記憶功能損害的機製可能與抑製海馬神經元自噬激活有關.
목적 평개이병분대억욱대서전휴극치료후해마신경원자서적영향.방법 건강성년웅성SD대서,2~3월령,체중200~250 g,채용만성불가예견성경도응격법건립억욱대서모형.취모형건립성공적대서40지,채용수궤수자표법,장기분위4조(n=10):억욱조(D조)복강주사생리염수8 ml/kg;이병분조(P조)복강주사이병분80 mg/kg;전휴극조(E조)복강주사생리염수8 ml/kg후행전휴극;이병분연합전휴극조(PE조)복강주사이병분80 mg/kg,대번정반사소실후행전휴극.이상처리1차/d,련속7d.분별우건모전、건모후치료전급치료결속후(T1-3),채용당수편호실험평개억욱상태,채용Morris수미궁실험측정학습기억공능.수미궁실험완성후처사대서,취해마,채용면역조화법검측해마CA1구Beclin-1급LC3-Ⅱ적표체수평.결과 여T1시비교,T2시각조당수편호백분비강저(P<0.01);여D조비교,E조화PE조T3시당수편호백분비승고,도피잠복기연장,공간탐색시간축단,해마CA1구Beclin-1화LC3-Ⅱ표체상조(P<0.01);여E조비교,PE조T3시도피잠복기축단,공간탐색시간연장,해마CA1구Beclin-1화LC3-Ⅱ표체하조(P<0.01).결론 이병분감경억욱대서전휴극치료후학습기억공능손해적궤제가능여억제해마신경원자서격활유관.
Objective To evaluate the effect of propofol on autophagy in hippocampal neurons of mentally depressed rats after electroconvulsive (ECT) therapy.Methods Healthy adult male Sprague-Dawley rats,aged 2-3 months,weighing 200-250 g,were used in this study.Mental depression was induced by exposing the rats to chronic unpredictable mild stress (CUMS).Forty mentally depressed rats were randomly divided into 4 groups (n =10 each):depression group (group D),propofol group (group P),ECT group (group E),and propofol + ECT group (group PE).Groups D and P received intraperitoneal normal saline 8 ml/kg and propofol 80 mg/kg,respectively,once a day for 7 consecutive days.Group E received intraperitoneal normal saline 8 ml/kg once a day for 7 consecutive days and then received ECT once a day for 7 consecutive days.Group PE received intraperitoneal propofol 80 mg/kg and then received ECT once a day for 7 consecutive days after the righting reflex disappeared.Before CUMS,after CUMS (before ECT) and after the end of ECT (T1-3),sucrose preference test was performed to assess depression,and Morris water maze was performed to assess the learning and memory abilities.The rats were sacrificed after completion of Morris water maze and hippocampi were removed for determination of the expression of Beclin-1 and LC3-Ⅱ in CA1 region.Results Compared with the baseline value at T1,the sucrose preference percentage was significantly decreased at T2 in all the groups.Compared with group D,the sucrose preference percentage was significantly increased,the escape latency was prolonged,space exploration time was shortened,and the expression of Beclin-1 and LC3-Ⅱ in hippocampal CA1 was up-regulated at T3 in E and PE groups.Compared with group E,the escape latency was significantly shortened,space exploration time was prolonged,and the expression of Beclin-1 and LC3-Ⅱ in hippocampal CA1 was down-regulated at T3 in group PE.Conclusion The mechanism by which propofol ameliorates cognitive impairment induced by ECT may be related to inhibition of activation of autophagy in hippocampal neurons of mentally depressed rats.