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The Thorny Side of Addiction: Adaptive Plasticity and Dendritic Spines Judson Chandler Department of Neurosciences Medical University of South Carolina

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The Thorny Side of Addiction: Adaptive Plasticity and Dendritic Spines Judson Chandler Department of Neurosciences Medical University of South Carolina. Peter W Kalivas and Charles O’Brien. NMDA Receptors: Subunits and membrane trafficking. Inhibitory. Excitatory. Glutamatergic. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: The Thorny Side of Addiction:  Adaptive Plasticity and Dendritic Spines Judson Chandler

The Thorny Side of Addiction: Adaptive Plasticity and Dendritic Spines

Judson Chandler

Department of NeurosciencesMedical University of South Carolina

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Peter W Kalivas and Charles O’Brien

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NMDA Receptors: Subunits and membrane trafficking

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EtOH

EtOH

Prolonged ethanol(Homeostatic plasticity restores

stability to neuronal circuits; underlies tolerance development)

EtOH

EtOH

Acute ethanol(Instability of neuronal circuits)

Normal balance

Ethanol withdrawal(Hyper-excitability;

promotes aberrant plasticity)

Inhibitory ExcitatoryGABAergic Glutamatergic

Alcohol Tolerance and Homeostatic Plasticity

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Primary rat hippocampal neurons

Used for experimentation when fully mature (2-3 weeks in vitro)

Chronic ethanol exposure in sealed vapor chambers

Evaluated by IHC/confocal imaging & electrophysiology

In Vitro Model of Chronic Alcohol Exposure

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EtOH NR1 syn overlay

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Amplitude Frequency

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•Prolonged ethanol exposure results in the enhancement of NR2B-containing NMDA receptors selectively at the synapse.

•No changes in AMPA receptors.

•Activity and PKA-dependent.

•Slowly reverses upon ethanol removal.

•Electrophysiological observations correlated with confocal image analysis confirming functional plasticity.

Summary of findings

Is there a corresponding structural component of this homeostatic response to chronic alcohol exposure?

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Phalloidin stained F-actin

Actin/NR1

Matus, Science 290:754, 2000

Dendritic Spines and Structural Plasticity

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Con EtOH NMDAEtOH+NMDA

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NR2A NR2B

PSD-95

Molecular model of ethanol-induce plasticity

Chronic activity blockade

PSD Signaling Complex PSD

Signaling Complex

NR2BPSD-95

Spine enlargement

Actincycling

PSD Signaling Complex

recruitment

“learning spines” “memory spines”(more plastic, but less stable) (more stable, but less plastic)

Repeated EtOH exposure and

withdrawalexperiences

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PSD Signaling Complex

recruitment

•Does this model have in vivo validity?

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•How do these homeostatic changes impact synaptic plasticity in the context of the addiction neurocircuitry?

Everitt and Robbins, 2005

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Novel object recognition

Chronic Ethanol-induced Plasticity

versusToxicity

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Ezekiel Carpenter-HylandNick Luong

Patrick Mulholland John Woodward

Sven KroenerHoward Becker

Kenneth AbernathyLuca Pellicoro

Jeremy Seamans Chris Lapish

NIAAANIHABMRF

Acknowledgements