Prenatal nicotine exposure increases anxiety and modifies sensorimotor integration behaviors in adult female mice.

Abstract:

:Prenatal exposure to nicotine (PNE) has been associated with a myriad of physiological, cognitive, and behavioral effects in the developing offspring. In this study, CD-1 dams were given injections of nicotine or control vehicle throughout gestation and their offspring were raised to 6 months of age. Adult mice were administered a battery of behavioral tests (the Suok test, the elevated platform test, and the elevated plus maze test) to assess anxiety and sensorimotor integration. PNE resulted in a decreased likelihood of jumping during the elevated platform test and decreased directed exploration in the Suok test, both indicative of increased anxiety. Also, PNE mice showed increased numbers of missteps while traversing an elevated rod in the Suok test, demonstrating altered sensorimotor integration. No significant differences were found in falls, segments traveled, latency to leave the central zone, vegetative responses, risk assessment behaviors, or autogroom behaviors. The elevated plus maze test revealed no significant differences between groups. No significant differences in body and brain weights, or cortical thickness within motor, somatosensory, and visual cortices were observed between PNE and control mice. Although neuroanatomical effects of PNE may be rescued as development progresses, defects in sensorimotor integration and increased anxiety persist into adulthood.

journal_name

Neurosci Res

journal_title

Neuroscience research

authors

Santiago SE,Huffman KJ

doi

10.1016/j.neures.2013.10.006

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2014-02-01 00:00:00

pages

41-51

eissn

0168-0102

issn

1872-8111

pii

S0168-0102(13)00228-9

journal_volume

79

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