Predictive Smoking Cessation Preclinical Battery

预测性戒烟临床前电池

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    8901369
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 69.11万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2014
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2014-09-30 至 2016-07-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Despite great advances in both the understanding of the neurobiology of addiction and the development and approval of smoking cessation therapies, a significant need remains for better smoking cessation aids. Our goal is aligned with NIDA's intent to bring the power of science to bear on drug abuse and addiction. We propose to use tools from a broad range of disciplines, and promise rapid and effective dissemination and use of the results of the proposed research to significantly improve treatment of nicotine abuse and addiction. The platform we propose to use will help identify, evaluate, and develop innovative medications to treat nicotine abuse and addiction. We propose to implement a research program through collaborations with academia, industry and government. Although there are two first-line (varenicline and bupropion) and two second-line (clonidine and notriptyline) approved medications for smoking cessation that significantly help to stop smoking, about 80% of smokers are unable to remain abstinent. As an explanation for such low success rate, it has been hypothesized that addiction develops in the presence of predisposing cognitive and affective states, which are unaffected by existing therapeutics but could be targeted by new smoking cessation aids for improved efficacy. One of the main reasons for the slow development of novel medications with improved efficacy is the lack of clearly translatable preclinical models of nicotine dependence that exhibit high degrees of predictive validity. Most preclinical tests are simply based on blocking nicotine-like effects but ignore other predisposing or underlying factors, either cognitive or emotional, that may trigger and maintain nicotine abuse. The availability of both approved medications and failed compounds gives us the opportunity to create a battery of nicotine dependence and CNS efficacy tests with enhanced predictive validity, potentially a key tool in enhancing future discovery and development efforts. During Phase I we will develop a test battery based on 1) consideration of multiple aspects underlying abuse (rewarding effects of acute and chronic nicotine, alleviation of withdrawal, relapse, anxiety, depression, cognitive dysfunction and impulsivity), 2) definition of a smoking cessation predictive score through a machine learning algorithm trained on a behavioral dataset generated with both effective and ineffective medications in our test battery and 3) minimization of animal and throughput costs. During Phase II the platform will grow to comprise a database of compounds and mechanisms of action of postulated smoking cessation potential, prioritized by their smoking cessation scores and predicted superiority in combating emotional and cognitive aspects of nicotine dependence. Finally, this platform (battery, database and computational tools) will be offered during Phase III as drug screening method to the members of a private public partnership, created to maintain, support, further develop and publicize the platform. The novelty of this project resides in the combination of economic principles and bioinformatics methods to take advantage of existing smoking cessation FDA-approved gold standards, the inclusion of cognitive and emotional state-relevant testing in the proposed preclinical battery, the creation of a knowledge database, and the management of the final platform by a private-public consortium to ensure maximal quality, value and access. We expect that the knowledge and tools generate by this project will stimulate further research and drug development both for smoking cessation and across other areas of drug abuse and discovery.
描述(由申请人提供):尽管了解成瘾的神经生物学以及对戒烟疗法的发展和批准都取得了长足的进步,但仍然需要更需要戒烟剂。我们的目标与NIDA的意图保持一致,以使科学的力量承担滥用毒品和成瘾。我们建议使用来自广泛学科的工具,并保证快速有效的传播和对拟议研究结果的使用,以显着改善对尼古丁滥用和成瘾的治疗。我们建议使用的平台将有助于识别,评估和开发创新的药物来治疗尼古丁滥用和成瘾。我们建议通过与学术界,工业和政府合作实施研究计划。尽管有两条第一线(Varenicline和Bupropion)和两条二线(可乐定和Notriptyline)批准了戒烟的药物,可大大有助于停止吸烟,但约80%的吸烟者无法戒烟。作为对如此低成功率的解释,已经假设成瘾在存在易感性和情感状态的情况下发展出来,这些状态不受现有疗法的影响,但可以通过新的戒烟辅助工具来实现,以提高功效。新颖的药物发展效率提高的新型药物发展缓慢的主要原因之一是缺乏尼古丁依赖性的明显可翻译的临床前模型,这些模型表现出很高的预测有效性。大多数临床前测试只是基于阻断尼古丁的效果,但忽略了其他诱发或情感上的诱发或潜在因素,这些因素可能会触发和维持尼古丁滥用。批准的药物和失败化合物的可用性使我们有机会创建一系列尼古丁依赖和CNS功效测试,并具有增强的预测有效性,这可能是增强未来发现和开发工作的关键工具。在第一阶段期间,我们将根据1)考虑滥用滥用的多个方面的考虑(急性和慢性尼古丁的奖励效果,减轻戒断,复发,焦虑,焦虑,抑郁,抑郁,抑郁症,抑郁症和冲动性的奖励),2)2)定义通过对机器学习的启动型和3)的定义。动物和吞吐量成本。在第二阶段期间,该平台将增长,包括一个化合物的数据库和假定的戒烟潜力的作用机制,该数据库通过其吸烟戒烟得分优先考虑,并预测了对尼古丁依赖的情绪和认知方面的优势。最后,该平台(电池,数据库和计算工具)将在第三阶段作为药物筛查方法提供给私人公共合作伙伴的成员,这些方法是为了维护,支持,支持,开发和宣传平台。 The novelty of this project resides in the combination of economic principles and bioinformatics methods to take advantage of existing smoking cessation FDA-approved gold standards, the inclusion of cognitive and emotional state-relevant testing in the proposed preclinical battery, the creation of a knowledge database, and the management of the final platform by a private-public consortium to ensure maximal quality, value and access.我们预计,该项目产生的知识和工具将刺激戒烟以及在其他药物滥用和发现的其他领域的进一步研究和药物开发。

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Predictive Smoking Cessation Preclinical Battery
预测性戒烟临床前电池
  • 批准号:
    8934076
  • 财政年份:
    2014
  • 资助金额:
    $ 69.11万
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