| <b>MK-801: </b> Hasimoto et al. PMID 17109841 used qRT-PCR and HPLC to detect changes in SR and DAAO in adult rat brain after acute or chronic injections of MK-801, the non-competitive NR antagonist. Changes in mRNA were only seen at 400 ug/kg and above, Very large changes (5x - 10x at 1 h, still elevated 2-3x at 4 h) were seen in all brain regions examined (striatum hippocampys, cortex, diencephalon, midbrain, pons/medulla and cerebellum (although absolute levels were lower in more caudal brain regions.) DAAO mRNA levels were decreased by MK-801 at 1 h, but increased at 4 h (and absolute levels of DAAO mRNA were high in more caudal brain regions.) DAAO showed a more dose-dependent response. Chronic MK-801 (400 ug/kg for 14 days) also increased SR mRNA (2x in forebrain) but did not affect DAAO expression. There is little discussion of the possible mechanisms, aside from pointing out that MK-801 can induce c-fos and there is an AP-1 element in the SR promoter, and a CRE element in the DAAO promoter. | | <b>MK-801: </b> Hasimoto et al. PMID 17109841 used qRT-PCR and HPLC to detect changes in SR and DAAO in adult rat brain after acute or chronic injections of MK-801, the non-competitive NR antagonist. Changes in mRNA were only seen at 400 ug/kg and above, Very large changes (5x - 10x at 1 h, still elevated 2-3x at 4 h) were seen in all brain regions examined (striatum hippocampys, cortex, diencephalon, midbrain, pons/medulla and cerebellum (although absolute levels were lower in more caudal brain regions.) DAAO mRNA levels were decreased by MK-801 at 1 h, but increased at 4 h (and absolute levels of DAAO mRNA were high in more caudal brain regions.) DAAO showed a more dose-dependent response. Chronic MK-801 (400 ug/kg for 14 days) also increased SR mRNA (2x in forebrain) but did not affect DAAO expression. There is little discussion of the possible mechanisms, aside from pointing out that MK-801 can induce c-fos and there is an AP-1 element in the SR promoter, and a CRE element in the DAAO promoter. |
− | <b>Ketamine</b> Takeyama et al. PMID 16716293 | + | <b>Ketamine</b> Takeyama et al. PMID 16716293 using qRT-PCR showed an increase in SR mRNA and DAAO at 4 h (but not 2 h or 6h) after systemic ketamine (50 mg/kg) A dose response curve at the 4 h time point showed a dose dependent increse in SR and DAAO at 50 and 100 mg/kg |
| + | <b>Morphine</b> Yoshikawa et al. PMID 16256980 using qRT-PCR found a small increase(25-50%) in SR mRNA and DAAO at 4 h (but not 2 h or 6 h) after systemic morphine ((20 mg/kg, i.p.) A dose response curve at the 4 h time point showed no change after 10 mg/kg, but a dose dependent increase in sR and DAAO at 20 (2x) and 40 mg/kg (5x). Again, discussion focussed on morphine inducing AP-1 and CREB transcription factors. |