Dose-dependent effect of ketamine on functional connectivity in mice
Tsurugizawa, T.; Takemura, A.
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A single injection of a subanesthetic dose of ketamine, an NMDA receptor antagonist, induces schizophrenia-like behavior in mice. Previous studies investigated the effect of single injection of ketamine on behavior and c-Fos expression in mice dose-dependently. However, there has not been functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study to investigate the effect of ketamine in mice. Here, we used awake fMRI and investigated the dose-dependent effect of single injection of ketamine in awaked mice. The lower-dose (5 mg/kg) ketamine increased functional connectivity (FC) with the thalamus and the hypothalamic nuclei. Higher-dose (50 mg/kg) ketamine increased widespread FC with cerebral cortex as well as hippocampus and thalamic nuclei. Graph theory analysis reveals that several regions of hypothalamus and cerebral cortex are essential for the network change by ketamine injection. These results indicate that sub-anesthetic ketamine dose-dependently alters the brain and indues the abnormal behavior in mice.
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