GABA and Anaesthetics Flashcards

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Etomidate

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Selective for GABAaRs

Enantiselective for R isoform of etomidate

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2
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Etomidate is enantioselective

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Bellili et al 2003

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3
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Effects of Etomidate are b2 selective - chimeras

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Bellili et al 1997

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4
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N265S

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mutation which infers etomidate effectiveness

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5
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Etomidate does not produce sedation in b2N265S mouse

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Bellili et al 2005

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6
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b2 subunit

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sedation
hypnosis
anaesthesia

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7
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b2N265S mouse

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low dose etomidate decreases locomotion in WT but not b2 mutant
does not produce slow wave sleep signals

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8
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b2N265S and b3 N265M

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don’t have LORR in presence of etomidate

b3N265M does not lose tail withdrawl - sign of immobility

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9
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b3 subunit

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hypnosis in part
immobility
respiratory depression

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10
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tonic inhibition

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extrasynaptic GABAa

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11
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extrasynaptic GABAa

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a4b2d

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12
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synaptic GABA

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phasic inhibition - a1

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13
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86% of etomidate effects

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extrasynaptic current

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14
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Gaboxadol

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supposed to promote a more natural sleep rhythm
poor gaba agonist
exerts effects via a4b2d

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15
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d-/- mice

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have lost effects of gaboxadol
decreased ataxia, sedation and analgesia
longer activity on rotarod test

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16
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effects of different GABA a subunit as a result of BZD

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a1 - sedation
a2 - anxiolytic and analgesic
a5 - impaired cognition

17
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a1H101R mouse

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reduced 3-H flumazenil binding
prevents prolongation of thalamic mIPSCs
myorelaxant activity not mediated by a1

18
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a2H101R mouse

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analgesia looked at using von frey and paw lick latency tests
reduced response to pain and algesia

19
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a2

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highly expressed in lamina II and III of dorsal horn

analgesic responses are only maintained in a1H101R mutant

20
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Etomidate and memory

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inhibits LTP in schaffer collateral CA1 pathway in WT but not -/-mice
effect reversed by L655,708 inverse agonist

21
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testing memory with etomidate

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morris water maze a5-/- mice have no problem

22
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Zurek et al 2014

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a5 GABAaR increase in function compromises memory performance
NOR reduced in both sedative 8mg/kg and anaesthetic doses 20mgkg
up to 1 week sedative
up to 2 weeks for anaesthetic
blocked by inverse agonist given 30 mins before training
a5-/- did not have issues
CA1 inhibitory current increased in mice with etomidate
LTP reduced 1 day post dose recovered in 1 week
tonic current increased for 1-3 days but no effect on phasic mIPSCs - 1 week

23
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a5 LTP

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decreased LTP for 1 day post-sedative dose not seen in -/- mouse
increase tonic current for 1-3 days
no effect from synaptic GABAaRs

24
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Wang et al 2012

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involvement of IL-1B with a5 memory
IL-1B increases the tonic current through p38 MAPK signalling
increased surface expression of a5
contextual fear memory - inverse agonists
a5 mediated impairment of LTP
IL-1B increases tonic current in CA1
IL-1B downregulates a1 and no effect on a2