Effects of modulator of sygnaltransmission from opioid receptorto sodium channels on self-stimula-tion of hypotalamus
I.P. Bytkevich, V.A. Michaylenko, B.V. Krylov,V.N. Kazakov, T.I. Panova
I.P.Pavlov Institute of Physiology RAN, St.Petersburg;Donetsk Medical University

Abstract
We investigated effects of different doses of a new preparation
comenic acid as a modulator of the transmission of signals
from an opioid receptor to slow sodium channels on the
hypothalamic rewarding system in male Wistar rats. Comenic
acid has been shown to inhibit the reaction of the hypothalamic
self-stimulation (SS) in a dose-dependent fashion with
the strongest effect at doses of 28,8 - 30 mg/kg. We observed
a decrease in the rate of lever-pressings , induced by the threshold
for SS current intensity, and an increase in the threshold
for the response of SS, or its cessation. The similar suppressing
effect of the preparation was found at its repeated injections.
Thus, those results showed that comenic acid failed in
both activation of the rewarding system of the lateral hypothalamus and adaptation to it.
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