心理学报
心理學報
심이학보
Acta Psychologica Sinica
2011年
5期
534~543
,共null页
田栋 徐晓虹 洪星 陈蕾 谢灵丹 李涛
田棟 徐曉虹 洪星 陳蕾 謝靈丹 李濤
전동 서효홍 홍성 진뢰 사령단 리도
双酚A 行为 性别差异
雙酚A 行為 性彆差異
쌍분A 행위 성별차이
bisphenol-A; behaviors; sex difference
探究成年期环境雌激素双酚A(bisphenol A,BPA)暴露对不同性别小鼠行为的影响。出生5周的小鼠灌胃染毒BPA(40、400μg/kg/d),同时设对照组。染毒8周后,以开场行为检测小鼠的自发活动及探究行为,以高架十字迷宫检测小鼠的焦虑和探究行为,以水迷宫检测小鼠的空间学习记忆行为,以跳台检测小鼠的被动回避记忆行为。结果显示,BPA暴露不影响同性别小鼠在开场中的各种行为,但消除了悬空站立和扶壁站立频率的性别差异。高架十字迷宫行为测试中,BPA暴露显著减少雄鼠进入开放臂的次数和停留时间(p〈0.05和p〈0.01),却显著增加雌鼠进入开放臂的次数和停留时间(p〈0.05和p〈0.01);同时,BPA暴露显著减少雄鼠(p〈0.05和p〈0.01)却增加雌鼠在中央区的探头次数(p〈0.01),消除甚至反向诱导成年小鼠焦虑行为和探究行为的性别分化。BPA(40μg/kg/d)暴露显著延长成年雄鼠在水迷宫中搜寻平台的平均距离(p〈0.05),但对雌鼠没有影响,BPA因此消除了正常成年小鼠空间记忆行为的性别差异。BPA(40μg/kg/d)暴露显著缩短了雄鼠在遭电击24h后跳下平台的潜伏期(p〈0.05),但对雌鼠没有明显影响,并因此诱导成年小鼠被动回避行为的性别差异。以上结果表明,成年期BPA暴露可性别特异性地影响小鼠的多种行为,干扰成年小鼠行为的性别差异。
探究成年期環境雌激素雙酚A(bisphenol A,BPA)暴露對不同性彆小鼠行為的影響。齣生5週的小鼠灌胃染毒BPA(40、400μg/kg/d),同時設對照組。染毒8週後,以開場行為檢測小鼠的自髮活動及探究行為,以高架十字迷宮檢測小鼠的焦慮和探究行為,以水迷宮檢測小鼠的空間學習記憶行為,以跳檯檢測小鼠的被動迴避記憶行為。結果顯示,BPA暴露不影響同性彆小鼠在開場中的各種行為,但消除瞭懸空站立和扶壁站立頻率的性彆差異。高架十字迷宮行為測試中,BPA暴露顯著減少雄鼠進入開放臂的次數和停留時間(p〈0.05和p〈0.01),卻顯著增加雌鼠進入開放臂的次數和停留時間(p〈0.05和p〈0.01);同時,BPA暴露顯著減少雄鼠(p〈0.05和p〈0.01)卻增加雌鼠在中央區的探頭次數(p〈0.01),消除甚至反嚮誘導成年小鼠焦慮行為和探究行為的性彆分化。BPA(40μg/kg/d)暴露顯著延長成年雄鼠在水迷宮中搜尋平檯的平均距離(p〈0.05),但對雌鼠沒有影響,BPA因此消除瞭正常成年小鼠空間記憶行為的性彆差異。BPA(40μg/kg/d)暴露顯著縮短瞭雄鼠在遭電擊24h後跳下平檯的潛伏期(p〈0.05),但對雌鼠沒有明顯影響,併因此誘導成年小鼠被動迴避行為的性彆差異。以上結果錶明,成年期BPA暴露可性彆特異性地影響小鼠的多種行為,榦擾成年小鼠行為的性彆差異。
탐구성년기배경자격소쌍분A(bisphenol A,BPA)폭로대불동성별소서행위적영향。출생5주적소서관위염독BPA(40、400μg/kg/d),동시설대조조。염독8주후,이개장행위검측소서적자발활동급탐구행위,이고가십자미궁검측소서적초필화탐구행위,이수미궁검측소서적공간학습기억행위,이도태검측소서적피동회피기억행위。결과현시,BPA폭로불영향동성별소서재개장중적각충행위,단소제료현공참립화부벽참립빈솔적성별차이。고가십자미궁행위측시중,BPA폭로현저감소웅서진입개방비적차수화정류시간(p〈0.05화p〈0.01),각현저증가자서진입개방비적차수화정류시간(p〈0.05화p〈0.01);동시,BPA폭로현저감소웅서(p〈0.05화p〈0.01)각증가자서재중앙구적탐두차수(p〈0.01),소제심지반향유도성년소서초필행위화탐구행위적성별분화。BPA(40μg/kg/d)폭로현저연장성년웅서재수미궁중수심평태적평균거리(p〈0.05),단대자서몰유영향,BPA인차소제료정상성년소서공간기억행위적성별차이。BPA(40μg/kg/d)폭로현저축단료웅서재조전격24h후도하평태적잠복기(p〈0.05),단대자서몰유명현영향,병인차유도성년소서피동회피행위적성별차이。이상결과표명,성년기BPA폭로가성별특이성지영향소서적다충행위,간우성년소서행위적성별차이。
Bisphenol-A (BPA), one of the well-known environmental endocrine disrupters with estrogen activity is a widely used industrial compound. With its expanded uses, BPA can be seen everywhere around us, and even has become an integral part of our daily life. As a result it makes more and more adult exposure to BPA in daily life. In recent years, many studies have focused on its toxicity to the reproductive system and development, but few studies on the adult brain and behaviors. It is reported that estrogen not only affects the development of the brain, but also participates in the adult brain plasticity and cognitive functions, so it is important to study the effects of adult exposure to BPA on brain. The purpose of the present study is to investigate whether adulthood exposure to BPA affects behaviors in mice. After acclimatization for one week, adult male and female ICR mice were orally exposed to BPA dissolved in peanut oil (40, 400 μg/kg/day) or only peanut oil as a vehicle control from 5 weeks of age throughout 14 and a half weeks of age. At 13 weeks of age, open field, elevated plus-maze, Morris water maze, and step-down were respectively used to test spontaneous activity and exploratory behavior, anxiety, spatial learning and memory, and passive avoidance memory in mice. The results showed that adulthood exposure to BPA for 8 weeks significantly inhibited the growth of body weight of male and female mice (p0.05). Sexual difference of the frequencies of rearing and buttress standing in open field was abolished by adulthood exposure to BPA. The frequency of open arms entrance, the staying time in the open arms, and unprotected head dips in the central area of elevated plus-maze were significantly decreased in male (p0.05 or p0.01) but were increased in female (p0.05 or p0.01), resulting in abolishment or reverse of sex difference in exploration and anxiety behavior in adult mice. The results of Morris water maze test showed that adulthood exposure to BPA (40 ?g/kg/d) significantly extended the average escape pathlength of the male (p0.05), while no marked effect was found in the female, and BPA thus eliminated sex difference of spatial memory in adult mice. In step down test, adulthood exposure to BPA markedly shortened the latency to step down 24 h after footshock in male mice (p0.05) but not in female, and the sex difference in passive avoidance memory was thus induced by exposure to BPA at 40 ?g/kg/d (p0.01). These results suggest that adulthood exposure to BPA affected multiple behaviors and disturbed the sexual difference of these behaviors in mice.