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OPIOIDES Y

CANNABINOIDES

Rafael MALDONADO

Lab of Neuropharmacology Pompeu Fabra University

Barcelona

Cannabis sativa

Δ9-THC (Gaoni & Mechoulam, 1964) +

More than 60 Actif Compounds

CannabinoidReceptors

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CB1 , CB2 • Cells of the immune system

• Hippocampus • Basal Ganglia • Cerebellum • Other brain areas • Peripheral tissues

1990 1992

Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol O

OH1964

Cannabinoid receptor

Agonist

Β/γα* GTP

G Protein

Protein kinase A MAP kinases

Ca++ K+

The cannabinoid receptor

Endocannabinoidsareproducedondemandfromthecellmembrane

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Phospholipid-derived precursors

Endocannabinoids

Degradation products

2-Arachidonoylglycerol Anandamide

Phospholipid remodeling

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H 2 N O H H O C H O H O H

F a t t y A c i d A m i d e H y d r o l a s e M A G L i p a s e

Endocannabinoidssystemandpain

o Endocannabinoidsarereleaseinthecentralnervoussystemduringpainstates

o  Endocannabinoids inhibit the transmission andpercep9onofnocicep9ves9muli

o  CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid agonists have analgesiceffectsinmul9pleanimalmodelsandinhumans

BRAIN

BRAIN STEM

LOCUS COERULEUS

BRAIN STEM

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OPIOIDS

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SPINAL CORD

1.  Inhibition of pain transmission

3. Change in pain perception and significance

2. Activation of the inhibitory descending pathway

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CANNABINOIDS

1.  Inhibition of pain transmission

3. Change in pain perception and significance

2. Activation of the inhibitory descending pathway

LOCUS COERULEUS

CORTEX

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N. RAPHE MAGNUS

1.2 1.1

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BRAIN STEM

BRAIN STEM

SPINAL CORD

HIPOTHALAMUS LIMBIC SYSTEM

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Opioids Cannabinoids

Disorientation/dizzines + +

Emesis + (antiemetic)

Constipation + -

Respiratory depression + -

Cardiovascular side effects + +

Urinary retention + -

Tolerance + (+)

Physical dependence + -

Memory impairment - +

THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL USE

Neuropathic pain

Inflammatory pain

Opioid receptors

mu, delta & kappa

CB1

Cannabinoid receptors

CB2

THERAPEUTIC POTENTIAL USE

Neuropathic pain

Inflammatory pain

• Mostcommonformofarthri9s

• Degenera9ve,slowlyprogressingjointdisease

• Limitedefficacyofthesymptoma9ctreatment

Osteoarthri9s

Modelofosteoarthri9cpaininducedbymonosodiumiodoacetate(MIA)

• Wild-type• CB1KO• CB2KO• CB2xP(CB2over-expressioninCNS)

MIA:condrocyteglycolysisinhibitor

Mechanicalallodynia

Intra-ar9cularinjec9onofMIA

CrucialroleofCB2Rinosteoartri9spainCB1KO

CB2KO

CB2xP

Gene9callymodifiedmiceforCB1RandCB2RdevelopedsimilarhistologicalchangesaTerMIAinjec9on

Osteoarthri9cpain,emo9onalstateandcogni9vefunc9ons

Chronicosteoarthri9cpainAltera9onsoftheemo9onalstate(anxiety,depression)

(Goldenberg,2010)

Cogni9vedeficits(memory,decisionmaking)

(Hartetal,2000;DickandRashiq,2007)

RoleofCB1RandCB2Rintheemo9onalaltera9onsinducedbyMIA

1weekpostMIAinjec9on

SAL

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CB2knockoutmice

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RoleofCB1RandCB2RinthememorydeficitinducedbyMIA

HABITUATION TRAINING TEST

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Mechanicalallodynia

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Evalua9onoftheendocannabinoidlevelsinthemouseosteoartrithispainmodel

Amygdala Hippocampus Prefrontalcortex

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Roleoftheendocannabinoidsysteminosteoarthri9s:extrapola9ontohumans

Ø PainØ Anxietyanddepressivestate

Ø Cogni9on(visualmemory)

Ø Plasma9clevelsofendocannabinoids

Ø CB1RandCB2Rgeneexpressioninperipheralbloodlymphocytes

Subjects:Ø 16osteoarthri9spa9ents

Ø 14healthyvolunteers

Pain,affec9veandcogni9veparameters

inosteoarthri9spa9ents

Plasma9clevelsofendocannabinoidsinosteoarthri9spa9ents

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LC/MS-MS

CB1RandCB2Rgeneexpressioninperipherallymphocytes

VacutainerCPTtube(NC:1ml,Ficoll:2ml)

Bloodsample+HumanTotalLymphocyte

EnrichmentCocktail

Healthyvolunteers Osteoarthri9spa9ents

Correla9onsbetweenplasma9clevelsof2-AGandosteoarthri9sparameters

Conclusions

ü  Theendocannabinoidsystem is involved in thephysiopathological processes leading to pain andemo9ona l a l t e r a9ons a s soc i a t ed w i thosteoarthri9s

ü  The endocannabinoid system represents ap o t e n 9 a l b i om a r k e r a n d i n t e r e s 9 n gpharmacological target for therapeu9c purposesinosteoarthri9spain

Acknowledgements

JorgeManzanares

FranciscoNavarrete

RafaelMaldonado

CarmenLaPorta

AndreeaBura

RafaelDeLaTorre

AntoniPastor

JordiMonfort

JoneLlorente