Raj Solanki ENDOCANNABINOID & STRESS SYSTEM INTERACTIONS.

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Raj Solanki ENDOCANNABINOID & STRESS SYSTEM INTERACTIONS

General model illustrating endocannabinoid signaling

Interactions between stress and endocannabinoid system

Lee et al., 2015: disruption of peri-adolescent eCB signaling modulates adult neuroendocrine and behavioral responses in male rats Experimental timeline: PND days PND 70

Stress coping behavior following peri- adolescent CB1R antagonism (Forced swim test)

Risk assessment behavior following peri- adolescent CB1R antagonism (on EPM test)

Effects of eCBS on HPA axis CB1 receptors are localised in the PVN of the hypothalamus as well as in limbic structures involved in the regulation of the stress response Moreover, CB1 are present in the human pituitary, particularly in corticotroph cells and in the adrenal glands Depending on dose and mechanism of action (agonist/antagonist), eCBs increase or decrease HPA axis function

Effect of peri-adolescent CB1R antagonism on HPA axis (plasma ACTH levels)

Effect of peri-adolescent CB1R antagonism on HPA axis (plasma corticosterone levels)

Effect of peri-adolescent CB1R antagonism on eCB system content (AEA & 2-AG)

Take home message:

Adult CB1R expression & binding affinity following peri-adolescent CB1R antagonism Bmax (pmol/mg protein)KD (nM) VEHAM-251VEHAM-251 Amygdala Hippocampus Hypothalamus Prefrontal Cortex *

Bluett et al., 2014: Central AEA augmentation reverses anxiety like behavior Foot shock stress Drug administration Behavioral testing FAAH- Inhibitor: PF 3845/ CB1R antagonist: Rimonabant Light-dark box/ Novelty induced hypophagia 22 hr2 hr Behavioral testing timeline:

Continue….. Novelty induced hypophagia: Hypophagia: reduction in food intake and eating behavior Training days: 1-4 days Carried out in home cage Procedure: each day 30 min red light Habituation, followed by replacement of water with highly palatable Substance “Ensure” (liquid vanilla) Parameters: Latency to first consumption & total consumption Foot Shock Test day: 1 day Procedure: 60 min red light habituation In home cage Novelty test: mice transferred to the new cage in a brightly lit room with 30 min access to “ensure” Parameters: latency & total consumption 24 hr

FAAH-inhibitor reduces anxiety like behaviors; the effect reversed by CB1R antagonism

Stress reduces whole brain AEA level while FAAH inhibitor increases it

Whole brain AEA reduction correlates with increase anxiety in light-dark box test

Take home message:

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