Influence of intracerebroventricular or intraperitoneal administration of cannabinoid receptor agonist (WIN 55,212-2) and inverse agonist (AM 251) on the regulation of food intake and hypothalamic serotonin levels
A differential involvement of mPFC Orx2Rs in the acquisition and expression phases of CPP is proposed, suggesting distinguishable behavioral effects between food and morphine reward models, however, further mechanistic studies are required to clarify the underlying neural substrates.
S. Jamali, Mahboobeh Mirmohammadi, Ronak Azizbeigi et al.· Behavioural Brain Research· 0 citations
Findings indicate that RX 821002 enhances ACh efflux in the NAc by blocking accumbal α2‐adrenoceptor‐mediated inhibition of ACh release, which is implicated in cognitive impairment and systemic administration of α2‐adrenoceptor antagonists should be investigated for their potential to improve such deficits in experimen...
K. Arai, H. Kawashima, Y. Aono et al.· Synapse· 0 citations
Dual MOP/NOP partial agonism with AT121 offers a promising strategy for effective analgesia while significantly delaying the onset of tolerance, and managing acute opioid withdrawal manifestations, while producing reduced dopaminergic activation that may indicate potentially lower abuse-related effects compared with mo...
Baraa E Elawy, Loai Aljerf, Shaza A. Allaham et al.· Neuroscience· 0 citations
Tirzepatide does not exert a significant acute effect on feeding activity in the emotional overeating model at 30 minutes after administration, but repeated administration of the drug revealed a doseand time-dependent anorexigenic effect, manifested by a decrease in food intake on days 3 and 7 of the experiment.
N. S. Dedanishvili, S. Pyurveev, T. V. Brus et al.· Acta Biomedica Scientia· 0 citations
Dopamine D4 receptors in the nucleus accumbens shell promote both motivational and consummatory aspects of feeding, and systemic D4 receptor blockade suppresses homeostatic feeding and motivation for palatable food, supporting an important role for D4 receptors in the regulation of feeding behavior.
J. G. Tejas-Juárez, Josué O. Suárez-Ortiz, R. E. Escartín-Pérez et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
Etorphine profoundly impaired multiple sequential steps of the oxygen cascade in sheep, resulting in hypoxaemia, reduced DO 2 , and compensatory increases in ER, and future research is needed to develop targeted strategies that address the key mechanisms underlying the disruptions in the oxygen cascade during etorphi...
H. Rattanathanya, A. Binetti, F. Pohlin et al.· BMC Veterinary Research· 0 citations
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