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morphine tolerancepredictedbyLINCS. In themorphine-tolerant+salineversusmorphine-tolerant+
LPSreport,AHR,UBE2L6,andPAFAH1B3were the topthreecandidates thatpotentially responsible
for theLPS-inducedimmuneresponsesduringmorphine tolerance inrats. In theLINCSreports, the
listedpotential targetshaddifferent rankingsusingthedifferentsetsofgenefeatures. Thisconfirms
thattheresponsetoLPSbythoseinflammosome-relatedgenescouldbeaffectedbymorphinetolerance.
Moreover,amongthe targets listedabove,whileVPS28wasNo. 1 in thecontrol rats inresponse
toLPS, itwasNo. 4 inmorphine-tolerant rats (Table4). TheVPS28protein functions in transporting
andsortingproteins intosub-cellularvesicles. Inourstudy,LINCSanalysis suggests that theactions
ofVPS28 inresponse toLPScouldbedampenedduringmorphine tolerance.
5.Conclusions
Theresults fromourstudyindicate that, in theratbrain,LPS-inducedinflammationinvolvesboth
the inhibitionof theNLRP12anti-inflammatory inflammasomeandthestimulationofdownstream
regulators such as Birc3, thereby increasing the expression of pro-inflammatory chemokines and
cytokines.However, in themorphine tolerantstate, theresponse toLPSisdampened,as indicatedby
thereducedexpressionof inflammasome-relatedgenes. LINCSanalysisconfirmedthat theresponseto
LPSisalteredduringmorphinetoleranceandindicatedthatVPS28maybeoneofthegenesresponsible
for thealterationsassociatedwithmorphine tolerance.
Acknowledgments:Theauthors thankLouaineL.Spriggs forherexcellenteditorialassistance. Fundingfor this
studywasprovided, inpart,byNational InstitutesofHealth (NIH)/National InstituteonDrugAbuse(NIDA)
grantsR01DA007058andK02DA016149 toSulieL.Chang.
Author Contributions: Sulie L. Chang designed the studies, participated in data collection, data analysis,
andmanuscript preparation, andapproved themanuscript submission. WenfeiWangconducted theLINCS
analysisandparticipated inmanuscriptpreparation. SabroniSarkarparticipated in thePCRarraydataanalysis
andinmanuscriptpreparation.XinMaconductedtheanimal treatments, tissuecollection,andPCRarrayanalysis.
Conflictsof Interest:Theauthorsdeclarenoconflictsof interest.
AppendixA
TableA1.GenesanalyzedinPCRArray.
GeneSymbol FullName mRNAEntry
Card6 caspaserecruitmentdomainfamily,member6 NM_001106413.1
Casp1 caspase1 NM_012762.2
Casp12 caspase12 NM_130422.1
Casp8 caspase8 NM_022277.1
Naip2 NLRfamily,apoptosis inhibitoryprotein6 XM_008760697.2
Nlrp12 NLRfamily,pyrindomaincontaining12 NM_001169142.1
Nlrp5 NLRfamily,pyrindomaincontaining5 NM_001107474.1
Nlrc4 NLRfamily,CARDdomaincontaining4 NM_001309432.1
Nlrp1a NLRfamily,pyrindomaincontaining1A NM_001145755.2
Nlrp3 NLRfamily,pyrindomaincontaining3 NM_001191642.1
Nlrp6 NLRfamily,pyrindomaincontaining6 NM_134375.3
Nlrx1 NLRfamilymemberX1 NM_001025010.1
Nod2 nucleotide-bindingoligomerizationdomaincontaining2 NM_001106172.1
Pycard PYDandCARDdomaincontaining NM_172322.1
Bcl2 BCL2,apoptosis regulator NM_016993.1
Bcl2l1 BCL2like1 NM_001033670.1
Birc2 baculoviral IAPrepeat-containing2 NM_021752.2
Birc3 baculoviral IAPrepeat-containing3 NM_023987.3
Cflar CASP8andFADD-likeapoptosis regulator NM_001033864.2
Chuk conservedhelix-loop-helixubiquitouskinase NM_001107588.1
Ciita class II,majorhistocompatibilitycomplex, transactivator NM_001270803.1
Ctsb cathepsinB NM_022597.2
Fadd Fasassociatedviadeathdomain NM_152937.2
Hsp90aa1 heatshockprotein90,alpha(cytosolic), classAmember1 NM_175761.2
Hsp90ab1 heatshockprotein90alphafamilyclassBmember1 NM_001004082.3
Ikbkb inhibitorofkappa lightpolypeptidegeneenhancer inB-cells,kinasebeta NM_053355.2
Ikbkg inhibitorofkappa lightpolypeptidegeneenhancer inB-cells,kinasegamma NM_199103.1
Irak1 interleukin-1receptor-associatedkinase1 NM_001127555.1
Map3k7 mitogenactivatedproteinkinasekinasekinase7 NM_001107920.2
Map3k7ip1 TGF-betaactivatedkinase1/MAP3K7bindingprotein1 NM_001109976.2
Map3k7ip2 TGF-betaactivatedkinase1/MAP3K7bindingprotein2 NM_001012062.1
Mapk1 mitogenactivatedproteinkinase1 NM_053842.2
Mapk11 mitogen-activatedproteinkinase11 NM_001109532.2
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Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Title
- Advances in Neuroimmunology
- Author
- Donna Gruol
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2017
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03842-571-7
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.0 cm
- Pages
- 164
- Keywords
- neuroimmune, cytokine, chemokine, glia cel, neuron, neurodevelopment, neuroimmune disorder, neurologic disease, psychiatric disease, neuronal injury
- Category
- Medizin