the suprachiasmatic nucleus suprachiasmatic nucleus SCN, which in mammals is the primary “biological clock.” The name “suprachiasmatic” derives from the location of the nucleus just abo
Trang 1The period of twenty-four hours formed by the regular revolution of our Earth is apparent in all diseases It
is, as it were, the unit of
our natural chronology
— Christopher William
Hufeland, 1796
Trang 2SUPRACHIASMATIC NUCLEUS
Trang 3BMAL1:Aryl hydrocarbon receptor nuclear translocator-like CLOCK: Circadian Locomotor Output Cycles Kaput
Bmal (brain and muscle aryl hydrocarbon receptor nuclear translocator
(ARNT)-like)
CK1ε : casein kinase 1ε
Trang 4Rhythm of waking (blue lines) and sleeping (red lines) of a volunteer
in an isolation chamber with and without cues about the day-night cycle Numbers represent the mean ± standard deviation of a complete waking/sleeping cycle during each period (blue triangles represent times when the rectal temperature was maximum) (After
times when the rectal temperature was maximum) (After Aschoff, 1965 Aschoff, 1965 ,
as reproduced in Schmidt et al., 1983.)
Trang 5CRY (cryptochrome), CLOCK (C) (Circadian locomotor output cycles kaput), BMAL1 (B) (brain and muscle, ARNT-like), PER1 (Period1), PER2 (Period2), PER3 (Period3), and vasopressin prepropressophysin (VP) (clock controlled genes; ccg)
Trang 6the suprachiasmatic nucleus suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), which in
mammals is the primary “biological clock.” The name “suprachiasmatic” derives from the
location of the nucleus just above the
optic chiasm
(B)Diagram of the pathway from the
suprachiasmatic nucleus to the pineal gland to the pineal gland
Trang 7Activation of specific neural circuits triggers sleep and wakefulness (A)Electrical stimulation of the Electrical stimulation of the cholinergic cholinergic neurons neurons near the junction of pons and midbrain (the and midbrain (the reticular activating system reticular activating system ) causes a sleeping cat
to awaken
(B)Electrical stimulation of the Electrical stimulation of the thalamus thalamus causes an awake cat to fall asleep Graphs show EEG recordings before and during stimulation.
Trang 9Summary of subcortical/cortical interactions that generate wakefulness and sleep A variety of
wakefulness and sleep A variety of brainstem brainstem nuclei using several different
several different neurotransmitters neurotransmitters determine mental status on
a continuum that ranges from deep sleep to a high level of alertness These nuclei, which include the
alertness These nuclei, which include the cholinergic cholinergic nuclei
of the
of the pons pons -midbrain junction, the locus coeruleus, and the raphe nuclei, all have widespread ascending and descending connections (arrows) to other regions, which explain their numerous effects Curved arrows along the perimeter of the cortex indicate the indicate the innervation innervation of lateral cortical regions not shown in this plane of section.
Trang 12CHU KỲ GiẤC NGỦ
CHU KỲ GiẤC NGỦ
Trang 15RAPID EYES MOVEMENT SLEEP
RAPID EYES MOVEMENT SLEEP
Trang 16Physiological changes in a male volunteer during the various sleep states in a typical 8-hour period of sleep (A) The duration
of REM sleep increases from 10 minutes
in the first cycle to up to 50 minutes in the final cycle; note that slow-wave (stage IV) sleep is attained only in the first two cycles (B) The upper panels show the electro-oculogram (EOG) and the lower panels show changes in various muscular and autonomic functions Movement of neck muscles was measured using an electromyogram (EMG) Other than the few slow eye movements approaching stage I sleep, all other eye movements evident in the EOG occur in REM sleep The greatest EMG activity occurs during the onset of sleep and just prior to
awakening The heart rate (beats per minute) and respiration (breaths per minute) slow in non-REM sleep, but increase almost to the waking levels in REM sleep Finally, penile erection occurs only during REM sleep (After Schmidt et al., 1983.)
Trang 23CÁC NHÓM THUỐC NGỦ AN THẦN HiỆN HÀNH
CÁC NHÓM THUỐC NGỦ AN THẦN HiỆN HÀNH
sinh học, điều chỉnh hành vi ẩm thực & hành vi tính dục
sinh học, điều chỉnh hành vi ẩm thực & hành vi tính dục
Trang 27CHUYỂN HÓA HỖ TƯƠNG GiỮA GLUTAMATE & GABA
Trang 28CRF1-R: corticoreleasing hormone receptor 1
Trang 33MELATONIN
Trang 35YẾU TỐ NGOẠI CẢNH & BỆNH LÝ THAY ĐỔI CẤU TRÚC TÁC ĐỘNG TRÊN ĐỒNG HỒ SINH HỌC.
YẾU TỐ NGOẠI CẢNH & BỆNH LÝ THAY ĐỔI CẤU TRÚC TÁC ĐỘNG TRÊN ĐỒNG HỒ SINH HỌC.
Trang 37Melatonin trong tương quan với các hormone khác Melatonin trong tương quan với các hormone khác