Effect of acetylcholine on the discharge of presympathetic neurons of the rostral ventrolateral medulla of rats 3

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468, Dec. 2000, 52 (6) : 468 472 Acta Physiologica Sinica 3, 1 3 3,,, (, 200433 ; 1, 230000) :, (ACh) (RVLM) RVLM 35, ACh ( P < 0105), 22 M (ATR) ( P < 0105) ACh ; 7 6 (ACh N 1 N 2 ) (ACh N 1 ) ACh, RVLM M : ; ; ; ; : Q425 Effect of acetylcholine on the discharge of presympathetic neurons of the rostral ventrolateral medulla of rats 3 WANG Wei2Zhong, WANG Xue2Mei 1, RONG Wei2Fang, WANGJi2Jiang, YUAN Wen2Jun 3 3 ( Department of Physiology, Second Military Medical University, Shanghai 200433 ; 1 Training Center of Health Personnel, Hefei 230000) Abstract : Effect of acetylcholine (ACh) on presympathetic neurons of the rostral ventrolateral medulla ( RVLM) was studied by extracellular recording technique and microiontophoresis in urethane2anaesthetized rats. Spontaneous discharges of 35 presympathetic neurons of RVLM were recorded. All the neurons showed increased discharge by microiontophoresis of ACh dose2 dependently with the increase of iontophoretic current. In 22 units microiontophoresis of atropine decreased the baseline discharge rate and completely blocked the ex2 citatory effect of ACh on these neurons, while in the remaining 7 and 6 neurons microiontophoresis of d2tubocu2 rarine (d2tc) and hexamethonium (C 6 ) respectively had no effect and did not block the action of ACh. The above finding suggests that presympathetic neurons of RVLM receive a tonic excitatory cholinergic input mediat2 ed by M receptors. Key words : rostral ventrolateral medulla ; presympathetic neurons ; extracellular recording ; microionto2 phoresis ; acetylcholine ( rostral ventrolateral medulla,, [1,2 ] RVLM) RVLM RVLM ( (acety2, presympathetic neurons), lcholine, ACh), ; RVLM ; ACh Received 2000204224 Accepted 2000206208 3 Project supported by National Basic Program (No. G2000056905) of China and the Research Foundation for Medical Sciences of PLA (the 9th Five2Year Program No. 96M072) 3 3 Corresponding author. Tel : 021225070262 ; E2mail : yuanwj @smmu1edu1cn

6 : 469, ACh RVLM [3,4 ] [6, 113 RVLM ] RVLM (1) AN [5 ], (Nihon Kohden, SEN27103) AN ACh ( 200 s, 5 ms, 3, 1 Hz), ACh 012 018 ma, RVLM, AN ( RVLM 1A) ; (2) 1 111 25 SD (250 350 g), 60 mg/ kg,,,, (Narishige), 1 % (10 mg/ kg, 3 mg/ kg), (10 12 ml/ kg, 60 70 / min), 20 % ( 1 g/ kg, 10 min, ), ( aortic nerve, AN),,,, 1 2,, AN, CO 2 4 % 5 %, 37 112,, 2 % ( pontamine sky blue, PSB)2015 mol/ L, 3 5 m, 4 10 M : 011 mol/ L (glutamate, Glu, ph 618) 011 mol/ L ACh (ph 615) 2 mol/ L NaCl, 011 mol/ L (at2 (10 g/ kg), ( 1 B) ; (3) R ropine, ATR, ph 618) 011 mol/ L ( d2 1. RVLM tubocurarine, d2tc, ph 618) 011 mol/ L Fig1 1. Electrophysiological identification of presympathetic neu2 rons in the RVLM. A. Inhibition of ongoing activity by short train (hexamethonium, C 6, ph 619) pulse stimulation of aortic nerve (indicated by a filled triangle). 40 60 M (obex), RVLM The recording is a summation of 300 sweeps. Bin width = 1 ms. B. Inhibition of ongoing activity by intravenous injection of ( 216 310 mm, 116 210 mm, phenylephrine (10 g/ kg, marked by an open triangle), which 218 314 mm), elevated blood pressure. Bin width = 1 s. C. R2wave (of ECG) (Nihon Kohden, MEZ28210) ( triggered average of blood pressure pulse and neural activity. The recording is a summation of 300 sweeps. Bin width = 1 ms. D. 100 3 000 Hz) 2 ( The constant onset latency of action potentials ( marked by an, TAWA294) open circle) evoked by spinal cord stimulation ( marked by a filled circle)., 1 ms,

470 Acta Physiol. Sin. 52, 50 m, Pax2 ( inos and Watson [8 ], 1 C) ; (4), ( ), 2 ( ( 2) 015 110 mm, 110 115 mm), 116, : 012 ms, 011 1 ma, 115 Hz ( 1 D), t, P < 0105 114 ( ), ( 117 Glu ACh ATR d2tc C 6 Sig2, MIS9400) ma Glu, ATR ACh d2tc C 6 RVLM, Glu (0 60 na),, 211 ACh RVLM, ;, RVLM 35, [7 ],, 415 2518 / s (1511 413 / s, n = 35), 1 min, 30 60 90 na ACh, 2 min, 1 10 s, 2116 616 ( P < (8 na, ), 0105) 2710 817 ( P < 0101) 3419 1414 / s ( P 115 RVLM < 0101), 2811 % 8010 % 131111 % 35 PSB ( 1, 3A), ( - 15 A, 10 min), 100 ml 10 %, 20 % 2 ACh, 300 ml, 10 %, 2. RVLM Fig1 2. Location of the recorded neurons in the RVLM. Recording sites (marked by black circles) of presympathetic neurons plotted on each cross section through the rat medulla 216 310 mm rostral to the obex. Amb, neucleus ambiguus ; IO, inferior oli2 vary nucleus ; LPGi, lateral paragigantocellular nucleus ; Py, pyramidal tract ; RF, retrofacial nucleus ; RVL, nucleus reticularis rostroventrolateralis ; Sp5O, spinal trigeminal tract nucleus, oral.

6 : 471 1. ACh RVLM Table 1. Effects of microiontophoresis of ACh and its receptor blockers on the discharge of presympathetic n neurons in the RVLM Control Spikes/ s (change : %) 30 na 60 na 90 na ACh 35 1511 413 2116 616 ( + 2811 %) 3 2710 817 ( + 8010 %) 3 3 3419 1414 ( + 131111 %) 3 3 Atropine 22 1412 611 1114 517 ( - 2011 %) 3 913 319 ( - 3415 %) 3 3 713 314 ( - 4816 %) 3 3 d2tc 7 1515 611 1417 416 ( - 512 %) 1516 512 ( + 015 %) 1419 416 ( - 318 %) C 6 6 1319 517 1412 416 ( + 211 %) 1416 515 ( + 215 %) 1317 416 ( - 117 %) 3 3 P < 0105, 3 P < 0101 vs control. 212 M ACh ACh 22 ACh (60 na) RVLM RVLM 7515 % ; 22 RVLM ( 90 na 1 2 min 1412 611 / s, n = 22), 30 60 90 na ACh (60 na), ACh RVLM ATR, 1114 517 ( P < 315 % ( P > 0105), 0105) 913 319 ( P < 0101) 713 314 / s ( P < 0101), 2011 % 3415 % 4816 % ( 1, ACh ( 3 C) 213 N 1 N 2 ACh ACh 3 B), RVLM 7 6 RVLM ( 1515 611 1319 517 / s), 30 60 90 na d2tc C 6,, 1417 516 1516 512 1419 416 ( P > 0105, n = 7) 1412 412 1416 516 1317 416 / s ( P > 0105, n = 6) ( 1) ; 90 na d2tc C 6 1 2 min ACh (60 na), ACh 2615 3. ACh RVLM Fig1 3. Responses of presympathetic neurons in the RVLM to microiontophoretic application of ACh or ATR. A. Excitatory ef2 fects of presympathetic neurons during repeated microiontophoretic application of ACh. B. Inhibition of ongoing activity of the neu2 ron during repeated microiontophoretic application of ATR. C. ATR completely blocked the excitatory effect induced by mi2 croiontophoresis of ACh on the presympathetic neuron. Saline = 2 mol/ L NaCl. Bin width = 1 s in A, B and C. 4. d2tc C 6 RVLM Fig1 4. Responses of presympathetic neurons in the RVLM to microiontophoretic application of d2tc or C 6. A. The discharge of presympathetic neuron was not affected by microiontophoretic application of d2tc, and the excitatory effect of ACh on the neu2 rons was not blocked by d2tc. B. Microiontophoretic application of C 6 did not change the baseline discharge of the presympathetic neurons and did not block the excitatory effect of ACh on presym2 pathetic neurons. Sal = control, Bin = 1 s in both A and B.

472 Acta Physiol. Sin. 52 714 ( P < 0105) 2511 618 / s ( P < 0105), d2tc C 6 ACh (60 na) RVLM ( 4A B) 3 [1 ] Dampney RAL. The subretrofacial vasomotor nucleus : anato2 mical, chemical and pharmacological properties and role in, RVLM,, 227. AN, [2 ] Pyner S, Coote J H. Rostroventrolateral medulla neurons pre2 ferentially project to target specified sympathetic preganglionic, 2 ; RVLM [3 ] Zhu DN, Xie GZ, Li P. The cardiovascular responses to, ( medullary cholinergic and corticoid stimulation is calcium sympathetic preganglionic [9 neuron, SPN) ] 171 179. SPN, [4 ] Lee SB, Krieger AJ, Punnen S et al. Cardiovascular regula2 tion by cholinergic mechanisms in rostral ventrolateral medul2, [1,2 ], RVLM [5 ] Armstrong DM, Saperm CB, Levey BH et al. Distribution of cholinergic neurons in rat brain : demonstrated by the im2 ACh, ACh munocytochemical localization of choline acetyltransferase. [3,4 ] J, Comp Neurol, 1983, 216 : 53 68. ACh RVLM M 2 [6 ] Lipski J, Kanjhan R, Kruszewska B et al. Properties of pre2 [10 ] sympathetic neurons in the rostral ventrolateral medulla in the,, 729 744. RVLM [7 ] Goodchild AK, Dampney RAL. A method for evoking phy2 siological responses by stimulation of cell bodies but not axons RVLM, of passage within localized regions of the central nervous sys2 ACh RVLM, tem. J Neurosci Meth, 1982, 6 : 351 364., RVLM nates. 2nd ed. Sydney : Academic Press, 1986. ACh M [9 ] Zagon A, Smith AD. Monosynaptic projections from the ros2, tral ventrolateral medulla oblongata to identified sympathetic ACh ; N ACh d2tc C 6 and receptor binding of acetylcholine in the C1 area of rostral, ACh ventrolateral medulla : contributions in regulation arterial RVLM M,, cardiovascular regulation. Prog Neurobiol, 1994, 42 : 197 neurons. Neuroscience, 1998 ; 83 (2) : 617 631. channel dependent in rats. Blood Pressure, 1997, 6 (3) : la of spontaneously hypertensive rats. Eur J Pharmacol, 1991, 205 : 117 123. rat : an intracellular study in vivo. J Physiol, 1996, 699 : [8 ] Paxinos G, Watson C. The Rat Brain in Stereotaxic Coordi2 preganglionic neurons. Neuroscience, 1993, 54 : 729 743. [10 ] Arneric SPR, Giuliano P, Reis DJ et al. Synthesis, release pressure. Brain Res, 1990, 511 : 98 112.