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Effect of acute melipramine administration on motor activity and defensive conditioned reflexes of passive and active avoidance in rats
Authors:Folomkina A A  Orlova N V  Bazian A S
Abstract:The administration of threecyclic antidepressant melipramine to Wistar rats (15 mg/kg, intraperitonaly, 2 h before of experiments) increases time of an "open field" centre leaving. Thus melipramine does not influence horizontal and vertical activity, and also the number of bolus. At the development of a passive avoidance conditioned reflex melipramine significantly slows down realization of a unconditional mink reflex by untrained rats, increasing the latency of call in a dark compartment of the chamber. After training significant deterioration of a reflex reproduction is observed. At research of a defensive conditioned reflex of active avoidance melipramine worsens both development and reproduction of a reflex. The comparative analysis of the literary data of imipramine action on uptake of serotonine and noradrenaline and the analysis of the literary data on a role of these systems in the processes of learning and memory allows to suggest, that the effect of melipramine is connected mainly to amplification activity of serotoninergic system of a brain. It is supposed, that acute administration of melipramine creates emotionally negative state, worsens processes of learning and memory, strengthening mainly activity of a brain serotoninergic system. It specifies that serotoninergic system of a brain is system of punishment. Its activation interferes with formation and consolidation of connections between conditional and unconditional irritation.
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