Presentation 2001/11/22
A Multi-oscillator Model of Methamphetamine-induced Circadian Phythms
Nobuko TOKUMARU, Mitsuyuki NAKAO, Norihiro KATAYAMA, MItsuaki YAMAMOTO,
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Abstract(in English) Administration of methamphetamine(MAP)is known to induce behavioral rhythm in rats independent of suprachiasmatic nucleus(MAP-induced rhythm), which is regarded as a possible candidate of circadian oscillator driving an overt activity rhythm. Here, in order to investigate underlying mechanism of rhythm generation and its dynamics, a model consisting of mutually coupled multiple Bonhoeffer-Van del Pol(BVP)oscillators was constructed. As a result, both of limit cycle and damping oscillator models reproduced MAP concentration-dependency of oscillation parameters such as α/ρ ratio. Haloperidol, non-selective antagonist of dopamine, induced phase shift of the MAP-induced rhythm was qualitatively reproduced only by the damping oscillator-coupled model. Therefore, coupled-multiple damping oscillator is suggested to be plausible as a generation mechanism of MAP-induced rhythm/
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Keyword(in English) Circadian rhythm / Methamphetamine / Haloperidol / BVP oscillator
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Title (in English) A Multi-oscillator Model of Methamphetamine-induced Circadian Phythms
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Keyword(1) Circadian rhythm
Keyword(2) Methamphetamine
Keyword(3) Haloperidol
Keyword(4) BVP oscillator
1st Author's Name Nobuko TOKUMARU
1st Author's Affiliation Neurophysiology and Bioinformatics Laboratory, Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University()
2nd Author's Name Mitsuyuki NAKAO
2nd Author's Affiliation Neurophysiology and Bioinformatics Laboratory, Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University
3rd Author's Name Norihiro KATAYAMA
3rd Author's Affiliation Neurophysiology and Bioinformatics Laboratory, Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University
4th Author's Name MItsuaki YAMAMOTO
4th Author's Affiliation Neurophysiology and Bioinformatics Laboratory, Graduate School of Information Sciences, Tohoku University
Date 2001/11/22
Paper # MBE2001-105
Volume (vol) vol.101
Number (no) 478
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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