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pubmed-article:16935424pubmed:abstractTextStudies implicate endocannabinoids in the acute and chronic actions of opioid drugs, including the genesis of physical dependence. Previous evidence suggests that spinal release of calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) and activation of its receptors contribute to opioid physical dependence. The release of CGRP at the spinal level is modulated by cannabinoid (CB1)-receptors. Thus, this study examined whether CB1-receptor activity mediates changes in CGRP underlying development of opioid physical dependence. Systemic morphine administration for 5-days elevated CGRP-immunoreactivity in the rat spinal dorsal horn. In situ hybridization of dorsal root ganglion (DRG) neurons revealed an increase in CGRP mRNA during initial (day 1-3) but not later phase (day 4-5) of morphine treatment. CGRP-immunoreactivity in DRG neurons, however, was increased in the later phase of morphine treatment. Naloxone challenge to morphine-treated animals precipitated an intense withdrawal syndrome that depleted CGRP-immunoreactivity and increased Fos expression in the dorsal horn. The Fos-response primarily occurred in neurons that expressed CGRP receptor component protein (RCP) suggesting CGRP activity contributes to neuronal activation during precipitated withdrawal. Spinal slices obtained from morphine-treated animals showed higher levels of CGRP release than from saline controls. Intrathecal co-administration of CB1-receptor antagonists, AM-251 or SR141716A, with daily morphine attenuated the behavioral manifestations of withdrawal. Treatment with AM-251 also reduced the depletion of CGRP, suppressed Fos-induction, and prevented the increase in capsaicin-evoked spinal CGRP release. Altogether, this study suggests that endocannabinoid activity, expressed via CB1-receptors, contributes to the induction of opioid physical dependence through spinal modulation of CGRP.lld:pubmed
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