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There are several methods with which 6-hydroxy-dopamine is injected into the
nigrostriatal pathway in rats for making models of Parkinson's disease. One is a
complete lesion model in which A9 and A10 dopamine cells are destroyed, and the other
one is a partial lesion model in which only A9 dopamine cells are destroyed. The aim of
this study is to establish the model most suitable fro transplantation of neural tissue.
First, the behavioral change was investigated after dopamine releasing(amphetamine)
or dopamine agonist(apomorphine) substances were injected. And then,
immunohistochemical staining for tyrosine hydroxylase(TH) of the striatum and the
substania nigra was performed. Sixteen complete lesion models of Brundin, 4 complete
lesion models of Perese, and 5 partial lesion models of Perese were made. The rotation
response to amphetamine injection(5mg/kg, intraperitoneally) was checked 2 weeks after
lesion making. For 6 rats, which showed rotation more than 7 turns/minute with
amphetamine, the rotation response to subcutaneous injection of apomorphine was
examined.
Five complete lesion model of Brudin, 1 partial lesion model of Perese and 4 complete
lesion model of Perese demonstrated rotation above 7 turns/minute in amphetamine test.
Immunohistochemical staining of substantia nigra and corpus striatum for TH was faint
on the lesioned side in rats which showed rotation above 7 turns/min in
amphetaine-induced rotation test. irrespective of the kinds of model, while those areas of
the normal side showed dense staining for TH. However, the results of
immunohistochemical staining did not coincide with the results of rotation test by
apomorphine.

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Parkinson's disease; Animal model; 6-hydroxydopamine rotation test; immunohistochemical staining;

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