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Effects of paroxetine on PTSD-like symptoms in mice
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Effects of paroxetine on PTSD-like symptoms in mice
Effects of paroxetine on PTSD-like symptoms in mice
Journal Article

Effects of paroxetine on PTSD-like symptoms in mice

2015
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Rationale After exposure to a severe traumatic event, avoidance, fear sensitization, and increased anxiety are among features that can persist over time in people developing posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Basic research on treatment interfering with these symptoms can provide insights to improve PTSD treatment. Objectives The purposes of the present study were to induce these behavioral changes in mice and examine whether paroxetine would interfere with their expression. Methods Mice were submitted to avoidance training with a low (0.4 mA) or high (1.5 mA) foot-shock intensity, as mild and severe stressors, respectively, and posttraining avoidance was evaluated 1 and 12 days later. Fear sensitization, measured as increased freezing to a neutral tone, and enhanced contextual fear, measured as increased freezing to a conditioned context (wherein all mice received a 0.4-mA foot-shock), were assessed during this time window. An elevated plus maze test was also used to assess mouse anxiety-like behavior. Results Persistent avoidance, persistent fear sensitization, and long-term enhancement of contextual fear and increased anxiety-like behavior were established only in mice that received the 1.5-mA foot-shock during avoidance training. Paroxetine (at 8 mg/kg/day), injected from day 5 to day 11 after avoidance training, suppressed all of these behavioral changes. Conclusions These data provide additional evidence for the role of paroxetine against expression of PTSD-like behaviors in mice.