Orexin neurons, reward and addiction: It all comes together in the lateral hypothalamus Gary Aston-Jones, Ph.D. Department of Neurosciences Medical University.

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Orexin neurons, reward and addiction: It all comes together in the lateral hypothalamus Gary Aston-Jones, Ph.D. Department of Neurosciences Medical University of South Carolina

Orexin (hypocretin) neurons: Peyron et al. J. Neurosci. 1998;18: located only in hypothalamus - widespread projections - mutations produce narcolepsy symptoms - prominent hypothesis: arousal

Not all orexin neurons are created equal

Activity of orexin neurons in LH does not correspond to arousal rhythm Estabrooke, I. V. et al. J. Neurosci. 2001;21:

LH orexin neurons: Possible role in reward processing Orexin administration increases feeding Orexin neurons send projections to brain areas involved in reward (e.g., PFC, Nac, VTA) Lateral hypothalamus long implicated in reward functions Q: Are LH orexin neurons important in reward processing and addiction?

Place conditioning procedure Conditioned place preference (CPP) 3 drug or food pairing days, balanced design Preference tested next day, drug-free Brains taken 2 hr after preference test for Fos measurements

7 Fos activation in orexin neurons with exposure to morphine environment Non-conditionedMorphine-conditioned Harris, Wimmer and Aston-Jones, Nature 437: (2005)

Preference scores correlate with percentage of LH orexin cells that are Fos+ Harris, Wimmer and Aston-Jones, Nature 437: (2005)

Conclusion: LH orexin neurons are potently activated in proportion to reward preference Q: Could activation of LH orexin neurons be involved in drug-seeking and relapse?

10 Orexin antagonist attenuates expression of CPP SalineSB Preference score (sec) *

Drug-seeking during protracted withdrawal: Animal Model of Relapse 3 days of morphine CPP conditioning Repeated testing for 1 to 3 weeks daily without drug to extinguish preference Stimulate LH orexin neurons to test for reinstatement (rat pancreatic polypeptide, rPP, microinjection in LH) CPP extinguished for 2 consecutive days Brains taken for Fos staining 2 h after test for reinstate.

rPP in LH reinstates morphine preference - effective - ineffective Harris, Wimmer and Aston-Jones, Nature 437: (2005)

13 Correlation: rPP-induced reinstatement and % LH orexin neurons with Fos Reinstatement score (sec) time in morphine side - saline side r = 0.99 % orexin neurons with Fos Harris, Wimmer and Aston-Jones, Nature 437: (2005)

14 rPP-induced reinstatement is blocked by selective orexin antagonist Reinstatement score (sec) time in morphine side - saline side Harris, Wimmer and Aston-Jones, Nature 437: (2005) - Test Day 1 - Test Day 2

15 Orexin injected into VTA reinstates morphine preference Preference score (sec) time in orexin side - saline side Harris, Wimmer and Aston-Jones, Nature 437: (2005)

Orexin is also involved in plasticity and learning Narita et al, J. Neurosci 29 (2006) Borgland et al, Neuron 49 (2006)

LH orexin neurons are stimulated during drug pairing

Bilateral disconnection of LH orexin projections to VTA blocks acquisition of a morphine CPP Unilateral excitotoxic lesion of LH + SB in contra VTA Go see: Wimmer et al., poster Monday PM

SUMMARY LH orexin neurons (but not other orexin neurons) are stimulated in proportion to reward preference. Blockade of orexin receptors attenuates expression of drug preference. Exogenous stimulation of LH orexin neurons reinstates extinguished drug preference (relapse). Orexin in VTA dopamine neuron area reinstates extinguished drug preference (relapse). Orexin projections from LH to VTA are critical for learning stimulus-drug relationships. Hypothesis: LH orexin neurons are involved in reward- based learning and memory

20 LH Reward-related inputs: Morphine Cocaine Food Projections to forebrain and midbrain reward areas: VTA NAc Amy DMH/PFA Arousal-related inputs: Waking Stress Projections to brainstem arousal areas: LC TMN PPT/LDT Functionally distinct orexin neuron groups

Collaborators Glenda Harris Toastmaster Matt Wimmer

Role of LH orexin neurons in reward-based learning and memory circuitry Harris and Aston-Jones, TINS 29: (2006)

Bilateral neurotoxic lesions of LH orexin neurons blocks acquistion of a morphine CPP