2013
DOI: 10.3389/fnins.2012.00182
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The Roles of Oxytocin and CD38 in Social or Parental Behaviors

Abstract: The nine amino acid peptide oxytocin (OXT) has been directly associated with different types of behavioral reactions. The formation and maintenance of social relationships in youth and middle age are important components of human mental health. A deficit in healthy behavioral formation leads to social isolation and limitation of well-being. Mice are social animals and are therefore useful for investigating the neurobiological mechanisms of cognitive process control, including the development of social relation… Show more

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“…These findings suggest that ADP-ribosyl cyclase and/or CD38, which possess cyclase activity, may play a role in neuronal function. Although cADPR has been established as a second messenger for Ca 2+ signaling in cardiac muscle contraction (Macgregor et al, 2007), oxytocin secretion in the hypothalamus and posterior pituitary Higashida et al, 2010, 2012a andLopatina et al, 2012), ganglion neurons (Hua et al, 1994;Mothet et al, 1998), and cortical astrocytes (Verderio et al, 2001;Higashida et al, 2003). In addition, CD38 is known to be a risk factor for autism spectrum disorder Feldman et al, 2013;Lerer et al, 2010;Epstein et al, 2010).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…These findings suggest that ADP-ribosyl cyclase and/or CD38, which possess cyclase activity, may play a role in neuronal function. Although cADPR has been established as a second messenger for Ca 2+ signaling in cardiac muscle contraction (Macgregor et al, 2007), oxytocin secretion in the hypothalamus and posterior pituitary Higashida et al, 2010, 2012a andLopatina et al, 2012), ganglion neurons (Hua et al, 1994;Mothet et al, 1998), and cortical astrocytes (Verderio et al, 2001;Higashida et al, 2003). In addition, CD38 is known to be a risk factor for autism spectrum disorder Feldman et al, 2013;Lerer et al, 2010;Epstein et al, 2010).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…A ocitocina (OT) é um hormônio peptideo liberado pela neurohipófise relacionada a uma ampla variedade de efeitos fisiológicos centrais e periféricos (SHEPARD et al, 2009;FELDMAN;VIERO et al, 2010;GORDON et al, 2011;EBSTEIN et al, 2012;FELDMAN, 2012;LOPATINA et al, 2012;CARSON et al, 2013 1 ), influenciando em diversos níveis na reprodução de todos os vertebrados (ANOUAR et al, 1996;OSTROWSKI, 1998;INABA et al, 1999;GIMPL;FAHRENHOLZ, 2001;FILIPPI et al, 2002;THACKARE;WHITTINGTON, 2006;VIERO et al, 2010;DEBLON et al, 2011;GARRISON et al, 2012;MACDONALD, 2012). Este hormônio exerce um papel fundamental na contração do miométrio no momento do parto e na contração das células mioepiteliais da glândula mamária permitindo a ejeção do leite e lactação, apresentando receptores que circundam os alvéolos e ductos mamários (ANOUAR et al, 1996;FUCHS et al, 1996;REZAPOUR;BACKSTROM;ULMSTEN, 1996;ZINGG, 1996;IVELL, 1997;KIMURA et al, 1998;INABA et al, 1999;BAE;WATSON, 2003;THACKARE;WHITTINGTON, 2006;PRETZER, 2008;LEE et al, 2009;GORDON et al, 2010;LUI et al, 2010;DEBLON et al, 2011;MAGON;…”
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“…Este hormônio exerce um papel fundamental na contração do miométrio no momento do parto e na contração das células mioepiteliais da glândula mamária permitindo a ejeção do leite e lactação, apresentando receptores que circundam os alvéolos e ductos mamários (ANOUAR et al, 1996;FUCHS et al, 1996;REZAPOUR;BACKSTROM;ULMSTEN, 1996;ZINGG, 1996;IVELL, 1997;KIMURA et al, 1998;INABA et al, 1999;BAE;WATSON, 2003;THACKARE;WHITTINGTON, 2006;PRETZER, 2008;LEE et al, 2009;GORDON et al, 2010;LUI et al, 2010;DEBLON et al, 2011;MAGON;KALRA, 2011;CARSON et al, 2013 2 ; KOEHBACH et al, 2013). Outras funções da OT incluem os efeitos no sistema cardiovascular (HATAMI;VALOJERDI;MOWLA, 2007;AHMED;ELOSAILY, 2011;LOPATINA et al, 2012), a regulação da proliferação celular em diferentes tecidos (PETERSSON et al, 2002;HATAMI;VALOJERDI;MOWLA, 2007;SENDEMIR et al, 2008;ZHONG et al, 2010;VRACHNIS et al, 2011), e os efeitos no sistema nervoso central relacionados ao aprendizado, memorização, estresse, desordens neuropsiquiátricas, tendo um papel chave no comportamento social e relacionamento entre os mamíferos (OSTROWSKI, 1998;UVNAS-MOBERG et al, 2001;PRETZER, 2008;…”
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