Author:
Kimbrough Adam,Lurie Daniel J.,Collazo Andres,Kreifeldt Max,Sidhu Harpreet,D’Esposito Mark,Contet Candice,George Olivier
Abstract
SummaryThree main theories of the neurobiology of addiction have been proposed: (1) incentive salience mediated by a brainstem-striatal network, (2) habit mediated by a cortico-striato-thalamic network, and (3) hedonic allostasis mediated by an extended amygdala network. Efforts have been made to reconcile these theories within a three-stage model, but the relevance of each theory remains controversial. We tested the validity of each theory with a single dataset using unbiased single-cell whole-brain imaging and data-driven analyses of neuronal activity in a mouse model of alcohol use disorder. Abstinence in alcohol dependent mice decreased brain modularity and resulted in clustering of brain regions that correspond to each stage of the three-stage theory of addiction. Furthermore, we identified several brain regions whose activity highly predicted addiction-like behaviors and “hub” regions that may drive neural activation during abstinence. These results validate the three-stage theory of addiction and identify potential target regions for future study.
Publisher
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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