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Screening Methods – Analgesic Drugs Dr. KEERTHI SAGAR J

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Screening Methods – Analgesic Drugs

Dr. KEERTHI SAGAR J

• Pain : Unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual & potential tissue damage

• “an aversive sensory experience caused by actual or potential injury that elicits progressive motor and vegetative reactions, results in learned avoidance behaviour, andmay modify species specific behaviour, including social behaviour”.

Need for New Drugs

• In Vivo Studies• In Vitro Studies• Neuropathic Pain Models

Classification of Screening Methods

Classification of In Vivo Screening Methods

• Chemical Stimulation Methods

• Electrical Stimulation Methods

• Mechanical Stimulation Methods

• Thermal Stimulation Methods

• Writhing Test• Randal Selitto Test• Formalin Test

• Chemical Stimulation Methods

• Electrical Stimulation Methods

• Mechanical Stimulation Methods

• Thermal Stimulation Methods

• Electrical Stimulation of Tail

• Grid shock/ Flinch Jump Test

• Tooth Pulp stimulation in Rabbit

• Monkey Shock Titration Test

Classification of In Vivo Screening Methods

Classification of In Vivo Screening Methods

• Chemical Stimulation Methods

• Electrical Stimulation Methods

• Mechanical Stimulation Methods

• Thermal Stimulation Methods

• Haffner’s tail clip Test

Classification of In Vivo Screening Methods

• Chemical Stimulation Methods

• Electrical Stimulation Methods

• Mechanical Stimulation Methods

• Thermal Stimulation Methods

• Radiant Heat Method• Hot Plate Method• Tail Immersion Test

Chemical Stimulation Methods

Writhing Test

• Principle• Irritant – Phenylquinone

suspension 0.25ml• Response = Stretching

of abdomen + Stretching of one of the Hind Limb

Modifications

• 0.1ml of 0.65 acetic acid solution• In rats – 4% Sodium Chloride Solution

Randal Sellito Test

• Principle• Induction of

Inflammation: o.1ml of 20% Brewers Yeast suspension

Formalin Test

• 0.05ml 0f 10% Formalin into dorsal portion of front paw

• Observation= Favoring of paw• Protection= Both the paws are resting on the

floor

Electrical Stimulation Methods

Electrical Stimulation of Tail

• Stimulus: rectangular wave pulse, 40- 50 V, 1 Shock/s & Duration of Pulse is 2.5ms

Grid Shock Test/ Flinch Jump TestStimulus: 30 cycles per second square wave pulses with the duration of 2ms per pulse

Rabbit Pulp Stimulation• Anesthesia - Thiopental

15mg/kg/ fentanyl 0.2mg/kg

• Stimulus : rectangular current of 50Hz, duration of 1s. Starting current 0.2mA & ↑ at the interval of 0.1mA

• Response= licking, biting, chewing & head flick

• Threshold Current?

Monkey Shock Titration Test

Mechanical Stimulation Methods

Haffner’s Tail Clip Method

• Response= Biting of the clip/ The tail near the location of Clip

• Cut off time= ARTControl + 3SD

• Positive Response= > Cut Off Time

Thermal stimulation Methods

Radiant Heat Method

• Response1. Escape Reaction2. Spinal Reflex• Cut off time = 6s

Hot Plate Method

• Principle• Response= Licking The

Paw/ Jumping• t- Test

Tail Immersion Test

• Cut off time of Immersion= 15s• Normal = 1-5.5s• Positive= >6s

5 most common tests in medline used to test nociception

Neuropathic Pain

• Chronic Nerve Constriction Injury• DS= PWL Control- PWL Test

In Vitro Methods

• 3H-Naloxone Binding Assay• 3H-Dihydromorphine Binding to μ Opiate

Receptors in Rat Brain• 3H-Bremazocine Binding to κ Opiate

Receptors in Guinea Pig Cerebellum