The neurophysiological basis of stress and anxiety - comparing neuronal diversity in the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BNST) across species
Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17
Опубликована: Авг. 30, 2023
The
bed
nucleus
of
the
stria
terminalis
(BNST),
as
part
extended
amygdala,
has
become
a
region
increasing
interest
regarding
its
role
in
numerous
human
stress-related
psychiatric
diseases,
including
post-traumatic
stress
disorder
and
generalized
anxiety
amongst
others.
BNST
is
sexually
dimorphic
highly
complex
structure
already
evident
by
anatomy
consisting
11
to
18
distinct
sub-nuclei
rodents.
Located
ventral
forebrain,
anatomically
functionally
connected
many
other
limbic
structures,
hypothalamic
nuclei,
basal
ganglia,
hippocampus.
Given
this
extensive
connectivity,
thought
play
central
critical
integration
information
on
hedonic-valence,
mood,
arousal
states,
processing
emotional
information,
general
shape
motivated
stress/anxiety-related
behavior.
Regarding
regulating
behavior
anterolateral
group
(BNSTALG)
been
extensively
studied
contains
wide
variety
neurons
that
differ
their
electrophysiological
properties,
morphology,
spatial
organization,
neuropeptidergic
content
input
output
synaptic
organization
which
activity
function.
In
addition
great
diversity,
further
species-specific
differences
are
multiple
levels.
For
example,
classic
studies
performed
adult
rat
brain
identified
three
neuron
types
(Type
I-III)
based
properties
ion
channel
expression.
Whilst
similar
have
animal
species,
such
mice
non-human
primates
macaques,
cross-species
comparisons
revealed
intriguing
comparative
prevalence
BNSTALG
well
morphological
differences.
tremendous
complexity
levels,
comprehensive
elucidation
circuitry
major
challenge.
present
Review
we
bring
together
highlight
key
structure,
functional
profiles
between
species
with
aim
facilitate
future
important
relation
disease.
Язык: Английский
Past, Present, and Future of Tools for Dopamine Detection
Neuroscience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
525, С. 13 - 25
Опубликована: Июль 5, 2023
Язык: Английский
Dopamine in the dorsal bed nucleus of stria terminalis signals Pavlovian sign-tracking and reward violations
eLife,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Май 26, 2023
Midbrain
and
striatal
dopamine
signals
have
been
extremely
well
characterized
over
the
past
several
decades,
yet
novel
functions
in
reward
learning
motivation
continue
to
emerge.
A
similar
characterization
of
real-time
sub-second
areas
outside
striatum
has
limited.
Recent
advances
fluorescent
sensor
technology
fiber
photometry
permit
measurement
binding
correlates,
which
can
divulge
basic
signaling
non-striatal
terminal
regions,
like
dorsal
bed
nucleus
stria
terminalis
(dBNST).
Here,
we
record
GRAB
DA
dBNST
during
a
Pavlovian
lever
autoshaping
task.
We
observe
greater
cue-evoked
sign-tracking
(ST)
compared
goal-tracking/intermediate
(GT/INT)
rats
magnitude
decreases
immediately
following
reinforcer-specific
satiety.
When
deliver
unexpected
rewards
or
omit
expected
rewards,
find
that
encode
bidirectional
prediction
errors
GT/INT
rats,
but
only
positive
ST
rats.
Since
sign-
goal-tracking
approach
strategies
are
associated
with
distinct
drug
relapse
vulnerabilities,
examined
effects
experimenter-administered
fentanyl
on
associative
encoding.
Systemic
injections
do
not
disrupt
cue
discrimination
generally
potentiate
signals.
These
results
reveal
multiple
correlates
depend
strategy
employed.
Язык: Английский
Stimulation of VTA dopamine inputs to LH upregulates orexin neuronal activity in a DRD2-dependent manner
eLife,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Окт. 18, 2023
Dopamine
and
orexins
(hypocretins)
play
important
roles
in
regulating
reward-seeking
behaviors.
It
is
known
that
hypothalamic
orexinergic
neurons
project
to
dopamine
the
ventral
tegmental
area
(VTA),
where
they
can
stimulate
dopaminergic
neuronal
activity.
Although
there
are
reciprocal
connections
between
systems,
whether
how
regulates
activity
of
orexin
currently
not
known.
Here
we
implemented
an
opto-Pavlovian
task
which
mice
learn
associate
a
sensory
cue
with
optogenetic
neuron
stimulation
investigate
relationship
release
lateral
hypothalamus
(LH).
We
found
be
evoked
LH
upon
VTA
also
naturally
by
presentation
after
learning.
Furthermore,
could
upregulated
local
terminals
way
partially
dependent
on
D2
receptors
(DRD2).
Our
results
reveal
previously
unknown
coding
reward
expectation
unveil
orexin-regulatory
axis
mediated
inputs
LH.
Язык: Английский
Stimulation of VTA dopamine inputs to LH upregulates orexin neuronal activity in a DRD2-dependent manner
bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июнь 13, 2023
Abstract
Dopamine
and
orexins
(hypocretins)
play
important
roles
in
regulating
reward-seeking
behaviors.
It
is
known
that
hypothalamic
orexinergic
neurons
project
to
dopamine
the
ventral
tegmental
area
(VTA),
where
they
can
stimulate
dopaminergic
neuronal
activity.
Although
there
are
reciprocal
connections
between
systems,
whether
how
regulates
activity
of
orexin
currently
not
known.
Here
we
implemented
an
opto-Pavlovian
task
which
mice
learn
associate
a
sensory
cue
with
optogenetic
neuron
stimulation
investigate
relationship
release
LH.
We
found
be
evoked
LH
upon
VTA
neurons,
also
naturally
by
presentation
after
learning.
Furthermore,
could
upregulated
local
terminals
way
partially
dependent
on
D2
receptors
(DRD2).
Our
results
reveal
previously
unknown
coding
reward
expectation
unveil
orexin-regulatory
axis
mediated
inputs
Highlights
Optical
DA
sufficient
elicit
Pavlovian-like
transient
NAc
encodes
both
negative
positive
prediction
errors
positively
modulates
locally
D2R
Язык: Английский
Stimulation of VTA dopamine inputs to LH upregulates orexin neuronal activity in a DRD2-dependent manner
Опубликована: Март 11, 2024
Optical
VTA
DA
neuron
stimulation
is
sufficient
to
elicit
a
Pavlovian-like
dopamine
transient
in
the
NAcDopamine
LH
encodes
both
negative
and
positive
reward
prediction
errorsDopamine
positively
modulates
orexin
neuronal
activity
locally
D2R
dependent
wayDopamine
orexins
(hypocretins)
play
important
roles
regulating
reward-seeking
behaviors.
It
known
that
hypothalamic
orexinergic
neurons
project
ventral
tegmental
area
(VTA),
where
they
can
stimulate
dopaminergic
activity.
Although
there
are
reciprocal
connections
between
systems,
whether
how
regulates
of
currently
not
known.
Here
we
implemented
an
opto-Pavlovian
task
which
mice
learn
associate
sensory
cue
with
optogenetic
investigate
relationship
release
LH.
We
found
be
evoked
upon
neurons,
also
naturally
by
presentation
after
learning.
Furthermore,
could
upregulated
local
terminals
way
partially
on
D2
receptors
(DRD2).
Our
results
reveal
previously
unknown
coding
expectation
unveil
orexin-regulatory
axis
mediated
inputs
Язык: Английский
Stimulation of VTA dopamine inputs to LH upregulates orexin neuronal activity in a DRD2-dependent manner
eLife,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Апрель 3, 2024
Dopamine
and
orexins
(hypocretins)
play
important
roles
in
regulating
reward-seeking
behaviors.
It
is
known
that
hypothalamic
orexinergic
neurons
project
to
dopamine
the
ventral
tegmental
area
(VTA),
where
they
can
stimulate
dopaminergic
neuronal
activity.
Although
there
are
reciprocal
connections
between
systems,
whether
how
regulates
activity
of
orexin
currently
not
known.
Here
we
implemented
an
opto-Pavlovian
task
which
mice
learn
associate
a
sensory
cue
with
optogenetic
neuron
stimulation
investigate
relationship
release
lateral
hypothalamus
(LH).
We
found
be
evoked
LH
upon
VTA
also
naturally
by
presentation
after
learning.
Furthermore,
could
upregulated
local
terminals
way
partially
dependent
on
D2
receptors
(DRD2).
Our
results
reveal
previously
unknown
coding
reward
expectation
unveil
orexin-regulatory
axis
mediated
inputs
LH.
Язык: Английский