Neurobiology and laboratory diagnosis of alcohol and drug

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Neurobiology and laboratory diagnosis of alcohol and drug use and dependence Halina Matsumoto Medical University of Warsaw Chair and Department of Psychiatry Laboratory of Psychopharmacology Granada, LLP ERASMUS, June 5, 2013

New synthetic drugs 1. Designer Drugs 2. Energizing substances 3. „Boosters”

History of alcohol and drug use and abuse Name of psychoactive substance History

Archeological record 10 000 BC

6 000 BC

5 000 BC 5 000 BC

Alcoholic beverages etanol

Discoveries in China: neolitic village of Jiahu in Henan, in Northen China, texstes on alcohol drinking found in Mesopotamia,in Hebrew (Biblia). Illustrations of drinking Sumerian,Greek and Roman citizens. Europa; cinder and pomace wine. Aztec documents-wine „pulque”.South America:Bear-like:cauim or chichia. Ancient Japan: to make sake from rice and other starchy corps chewing technique was used. Opiates (Papaver somniferum) Sumerian from Mesopotamia: 4 000 BC Egypt-2 000 BC Greaks:opium as medication Cannabis indica China, India (Books of Wed- Food for Gods) Peyotl (mescaline),mushrums: Used during ritual ceremonies Amanita muskaria, Psylocibe

History of alcohol and drug use and abuse Medieval period Distilled alcohol

12th century-School of Salermo 13th century Tadeo Alderotti In 1500, German alchemist Hieronimus Braunschweig Publisher „Liber de arte destillandi” In 1651 John French:”The Art. o of Distillation” Names: Aqua vitae (life water) were used forGaelic whisky, French eaux- de- vie and probably vodka.

7th century

Opium

16th century

Tinctura opii

Arab widespreaded opium in Persia, China and India Parcelius introduced tincture:morhine:9,510%, lactose and cacoa shell as medication.

Conqest of Peru by Spaniards

Discovery of Erythoxylon coca by colonists

Peru,Bolivia, Columbia „Argent Triangle”chuing leafs of Coca with slaked lam.

Modern period 1887-USA amphetamine

19th century

19th century

1927-Benzhydrine-asthma 1937-narcolepsia Second World War-solders receive amphetamine as enegizer, antianxiety and proagression drug . After the war, amphetamine was used in the treatment of obesity, Parkinsonism, depression,ADHD in children and astma. Non-medical use of amphetamine was very popular in 50and 60-ties of 20th century among sportsmen,students, pilots and tir drivers. Morphine, codeine and Synthetic opiates papverine,methadone Heroin (1898-Wright) Alcaloid cocaine 1859-isolation of cocaine-Niemann ; 1884-cocaine as anestetic in larthroat disdiseases and ophtamology 30-60 ties of 20th century- use of cocaine as harmless psychostimulant. XIX/XX :cocaine dependence. Interwar period: cocaine use became in fashion for intelectualists, artists and writers. 80-ties of XX; crack and increase of cocaine abuse in 90-ties of XX century.

History of alcohol and drug use and abuse 20th century

MDMA (Ecstasy)

20th /21th century 19th-21 century

GHB-γ-hydroxy-butarate (Fantasy) Voltaile solvents

19th/20th century

Sleeping pills, anxiotitics

20th century

Anabolic steroides

1914-Merck-Darmstadt patented MDMA as anorectic medication 1970-1980: MDMA in psychotherapy 1986-Grinspoon and Bakalar-MDMA empatogen. 1980-1985-MDMA during party 1987-first deaths during technoparties. (50 deaths during 3 years in London) Used by body-builders and as component of Rape Pill. Ether,chlorophorm in Europe and USA for intoxication. 1832-Bayer; syntesis of barbiturate acid 1950-synthesis of meprobamate-„Hapiness Pill” 1960-synthesis of benzodiazepines ( Leo Sternbach) Synthesis of „Z” Drugs Used by body-builders and drug abusers.

Reward System of the CNS

Happiness Rediscovered by Positive Psychology Simply: desired state of mind, life contentment ...or – a useless term... Three types of happiness – Martin E. P. Seligman • Pleasant life • Engaged life • Meaningful life

Three types of happiness (M.E.P. Seligman) • Pleasant life A pleasant life consists of having as much pleasure as you can, as many of the positive emotions, and learning some of the dozen or so techniques that actually work for increasing the duration and intensity of your pleasures. There are shortcuts to the pleasures. You can go shopping; you can watch television; you can take drugs. These things do not lead to true happiness. • Engaged life An engaged life is being one with the music, being totally wrapped up in the people you love or what you're hearing. There are no shortcuts to the engaged life. The engaged life can only be had by first knowing what your highest strengths are, your signature strengths, and re-crafting your life to use them at work, in love, in leisure, in parenting and in friendship. • Meaningful life A meaningful life consists of again knowing what your highest strengths and talents are and using them in the service of something that you believe is bigger than you are.

Dynamic adaptive mechanism An 'Onion' Theory of Happiness – Janusz Czapiński • Current situation evaluation • General well-being • Will to live

Biochemical markers classification depending on detection time Short-term:

Ethyl alcohol, 5HTOL/5HIAA

Medium-term:

FAEE’s, EtG, EtS, PEth, ASPAT, ALAT

Long-term:

GGT, MCV, CDT, β-Hex, BDNF

Biochemical markers of alcohol consumption and dependence Traditional

New

• GGT - gamma-glutamyltransferase

• CDT - Carbohydrate deficient

• ASPAT and ALAT - aspartate

transferrin

transaminase and alanine

• Β-HEX – β-hexosaminidase

transaminase

• 5-HTOL - 5-hydroxytryptophol

• MCV - mean corpuscular volume

• SA and SIJ - sialic acid and sialicacid index of apolipoprotein J • Acetaldehyde adducts • Nonoxidative metabolites of ethanol (FAEE, EtG, Peth,EtS) • High-density lipoprotein (HDL) • Platelet MAO-B

Sensitivity and specificity of laboratory markers of biochemical consequences of sporadic 9SS) and regular (SR) alcohol consumption and known factors having an impact on their values Marker

Sensitivity(%) Specificity(%) SS

SR

SS

SR

GGT Reynaud 2000

42

80

76

76

Shiwan 2004

56

86

77

77

MCV Reynaud 2000

24

63

96

Factors influencing the marker value

96

ALT

22♀

100

Picinni 1999

52♂



Liver and biliary tract diseases, obesity, diabetes, cancer, myocardial scarring, sex, age, tobacco smoking, ethnic origin, liver enzyme inducing drugs

Folic acid and vitamin B12 deficiency, malnutrition, liver and bone marrow diseases, iron deficiency, gastrointestinal bleeding, hemoglobinopathies, hyperglycemia, hypothyroidism, chemotherapy, drugs, tobacco smoking, sex, age Obesity, some drugs, age, coffe

90 ♂ AST

25♀

97♀

Conigrave

45♂

90♂

2002

Liver and biliary ducts diseases, myopathies, excess physical excersice, gastrointestinal bleeding, obesity, age, some drugs and herbs, ethnic origin

Sensitivity and specificity of laboratory markers of biochemical consequences of sporadic 9SS) and regular (SR) alcohol consumption and known factors having an impact on their values Marker

Sensitivity(%)

Factors influencing the marker value

Specificity(%) SS

SR

SS

SR

CDT

Liver and biliary tract diseases, transferrin polymorphism, ethnic

Reynaud 2000

67

85

97

97

origin, age, sex, iron deficiency, some drugs and steroids,

Schwan 2004

80

91

83

83

tobacco smoking, major surgery

Sialic acid

Neoplasms (especially breast cancer and leukemia in children),

Romppanen 2002

51

100

acute bacterial infections, sepsis, cardiovascular diseases, high

Sillanaukee 1999

58♀

96♀

blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, age

48♂

81♂

β-hexosaminidase Kärkkäinen 1990 Platelet MAO-B

Liver diseases, hypetension, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, silicosis, 86

86

95

98

myocardial infarction, pregnancy, age Tobacco smoking, sex, race, drugs, narcotics (marihuana, cocaine), psychiatric diseases

Non-oxidative pathway for alcohol metabolism

Detection time of non-oxidative metabolites of ethanol

hours

months months

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