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dementia/Mental health Flashcards

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aspects of alzheimers

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60-80% of all cases

  • impaired cognition, perturbation in brain energy metabolism
  • hippocampus first region to suffer damage
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Two aspects of the patholody of dementia

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Neurofibrillary tangels

  • hyperphosphorylated tau proteins
  • coorelated to progression

Amyloid b plaque
- pro. fragments built up between neurons
-interfere w synaptic signaling
(microglia may be activated to clean up but can cause release of tnfa and IL6)

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neuroinflammation in dementia causes

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activated microglia
-TNFa, IL6, increase ROS

Apolipoprotien E4

  • mitochondrial dysfunction
  • inhibits neutrite outgrowth
  • enhances tau phosphorylation

mito dysfunction in brain
-too much ca in mito opens MPTP and releases cytochrome c + A1F which leads to apoptosis

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ROS and brain

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  • brain is extremely suseptible to oxidative stress (uses alot of mito therefor big risk of ROS prod
  • brain is made of poly unsaturated fats which ROS attacks easily
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How mito dysfunction leads to apoptosis

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oxidative stress–> MTDNA mutations–> disruptions in ca homeostasis–> MPTP opening–> releases apoptic signaling

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Brain hypometabolism (3 aspects)

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  1. decreased GLUT1/3 expression
    - cant get enough glu to brain= state of stress= ROS prod=neural apoptosis
  2. Decreased cerebral BF
    - periferal obesity=hypertension
    - -which puts strain on CV system
  3. Impaired insulin signaling
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Pathway of systematic inflamation in brain

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  1. Peripheral obesity-> adiposity
  2. chronic low grade inflamation
  3. releases cytokines (TNFa, IL6)
  4. pass blood brain barriers (activates microglia
  5. Chronic neuroinflamation
  6. Activates MAPKs
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MAPKs effect

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  • increase neuronal apoptosis
  • increase BACE1 (regulates prod of AB)
  • Phosphorylation of APP by JNK
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TNFa and JNK affects

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  • directly inhibits IRS1

- leads to impaired insulin signaling

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Exercise effects on brain

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Increase NOS, eNOS, increase BDNF, IGF1, Antioxidants

all lead to- increase cerebral BF, angiogenesis, neuroplasticity, lowers inflamation, increasess dendric density

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BDNF effects on brain

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  • proliferation of hippocampal neurons
  • enhances synaptic plasticity/ neurogenesis
  • improves learning/memory
  • inhibits neuroinflamation + apoptosis
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IGF1 effects on brain

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  • proliferation of hippocampal neurons (more synapses= more buffered against the plaques, can afford to lose more)
  • improves insulin sensitivity
  • increase BDNF
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Irisin effects on brain

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  • proliferation of hippocampal neurons
  • enhances synaptic plasticitu and neurogenesis
  • browning of WAT
  • Stim AKT/MTOr path
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Exercise training on mitochondria

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  • increase antioxidant capacity
  • decrease apoptic markers
  • increase biogenesis
  • increase HSP
  • reduce BACE 1 content
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depression symptoms

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  • persistant feelings of sadness, hopelessness, worthlessness
  • irritability, frusturation
  • loss of interest
  • fatigue
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Neurotransmitter cause of depression

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Dopamine, Serotonin, epi/norepinephrine

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Modulating factors, biological mechanisms and immunological alterations for depression

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moderating
-age, stress, env.

Biological Mech

  • corticotropin releasing horomone
  • increase hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis
  • increase sympathetic nervous system

immunological

  • immunosupression
  • inflamation ( increase proinflamatory)
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HPA axis senses

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Stress

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What causes adrenal resistance and elevated cortisol

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Stress
poor nutrition
psychological stress
chronic inflamation

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Symptoms of high cortisol

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  • increase Blood sugar
  • increase BP
  • insomnia
  • lowered immune function

-usually when cortisol is activated it blocks insulin so more gucose is available for stressfull times but when it is activated at all times it causes probs

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Exercise mechanisms for lowering stress

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  • decreases cortisol (HPA axis)
  • decreases NFKb–> increases AKT/Mtor pathway
  • Increases monoamines–> increase dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin
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exercise effects on myokines

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exercise increases acute levels of IL6 which inhibits pro inflammatory cytokines

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Neurogenesis factors w exercise

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  • increase BDNF
  • increase IGF1
  • increase adiponection
  • increase GABA/Serotonin
  • Increase l trypotaphan which is converted to B# the serotonin
  • decrease ROS

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