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Neural circuits of emotions 2 : Extended amygdala , insula , anterior cingulate gyrus , and others. Anders Gade, Copenhagen University. Gade. Limbic areas. .. The limbic system is a concept in perpetual search for a definition Heimer et al., 2008, p.22. Gade. Extended amygdala.
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Neural circuits of emotions 2: Extendedamygdala, insula, anteriorcingulategyrus, and others Anders Gade, Copenhagen University Gade
Limbicareas .. The limbic system is a concept in perpetualsearchfor a definition Heimer et al., 2008, p.22 Gade
Extendedamygdala Anteriorcingulategyrus Orbital and ventromedialprefrontalcortex - - mPFC-amygdalaconnectivity Gade
The extendedamygdala - A role in anxiety, addiction, and stress disorders Gade
Coronalsection at the level of the anteriorcommissure BSTL Substantiainnominata amyg Gade
Coronalsections at fourlevels, from accumbens(A) to caudalamygdala (D) Yellow: The extendedamygdala Red: Cholinergic cell groups Gade
The basal forebraincontains an extension of the basal ganglia, overlapping the cholinergiccellgroups and the extendedamygdala Alain Dagher The extendedamygdala(Centalnucleus, striaterminalis,bed nucleus, and othercellgroups) Gade
Extendedamygdala Extendedamygdala: Autoradiography of aminoacid transport afterinjection in the central nucleus (Ce) of the amygdala Gade
Coronalsections at fourlevels, from accumbens(A) to caudalamygdala (D) Yellow: The extendedamygdala Gade
Gade, A. (2012)Angstens neuropsykologi, I Leth & Hoff Esbjørn(red.), Angst hos børn. Dansk Psykologisk Forlag (pp.45-108) AcademicPress, 2008 Gade
Extendedamygdala: role in anxiety - best reference ShownwithfMRI in anticipatoryanxiety in 3 studies: Straube et al., (2007). NeuroImage, 37, 1427-36 Somerville et al. (2010). Biol.Psychiatry, 68, 416-424Alvarez et al., (2011). NeuroImage, 55, 389-400 #2625d,e,f New suggestion: Role of extendedamygdala in the acutefear-enhancingeffects of SSRIs: Ravinder et al., 2013 Gade
Biol.Psychiatry, 68, 416-424 low highanxiety ss. Biol.Psychiatry, 68, 416-424 Gade
Biol.Psychiatry, 68, 416-424 insula Conjunctionanalysis: linearlyincreasingresponseto greaterthreat + greater in more anxioussubjects Gade
Insula Gade
Somatosensation Proprioceptive, tactile/haptic, & pain(localizable) information (in four ’homunculi’) Keysers et al., (2010) Nat.Rev.Neurosci., 11, 417-428 # a590.. Gade
Insula - interoception Craig (2002). How do you feel?Interoception: the sense of thephysiological condition of the body. Nat.Rev.Neurosci., 3, 655-666 Craig (2009). How do you feel – now? The anterior insula and human awareness. Nat.Rev.Neurosci., 10, 59-70 # 2730a&b Gade
Insula Representationof autonomicand otherbodilystatesand sensations(hereheartbeat;normal subjects) Critchley et al. (2004). Nature Neuroscience, 7, 189-195 #2733a Gade
Critchley et al. (2004). Nature Neuroscience, 7, 189-195 #2733a Gade
Insula emotionalaspectsof pain … including perception of others’ pain(Singer et al., 2004) Conjunctionanalysisself / other Gade
… exemplified by pain Annu.Rev.Neurosci., 35, 1-23 (2012) #a413-1e Modulated by both personality characteristics and situationalcontext Gade
Annu.Rev.Neurosci., 35, 1-23 (2012) #a413-1e Alexithymia – in bothnormal subjects and autism Ingroupvs.outgroup Gade
Explicit :painor not ? Implicit: Right orleft? Gade #2736a
A) Meta-analysis of fMRI studies of pain empathyB) 2 x 3 patients with lesions in insula or ACC Gade
32 normal subjects- ”wide dispersion onSTAI” Baur et al. (2013), Biol. Psychiatry, 73, 85-92 #1549d Gade
Theoretical model for amygdala-insula interaction in anxietyBlue: bottom-up ”salience” pathway; Read: feedback/interoceptive pathway aCurrentbody statebadjustment ..autonomic feedbackcAutonomicreaction I Sensory informationIIStimulus meaningIIIIncreased attention kropstilstand Sensoriskinformation Baur et al. (2013), Biol. Psychiatry, 73, 85-92 #1549d Gade
Anteriorcingulatecortex dorsal caudal rostral ventral / subgenual Gade
Anteriorcingulatecortex Neurology: apathy (Ch. 14: Disorders of motivation and goal-directedbehavior) Cognitiveneuroscience and: neuroimaging: effort & control(Raichle et al., 1994) #b125aa Depression: subgenual/ventral ACC - small but hyperactive(Drevets, 1998) Bush, 2000: a cognitive and an emotional divisionDepression & anxiety: hypoactivedACC Gade
dACC - one, two, ormanyfunctions ? • Detection & signalingneed for adjustments in control • Subjectiveexperience of negative affect (pain, fear) • Energizingbehavior ”Howdoes it feelwhen ACC is activatedduring a cognitivetask” Rainville, 2002 Gade
Spunt et al., (2012). The phenomenology of errorprocessing: The dorsal ACC response to stop-signal errorstracksreports of negative affect. J.Cogn.Neurosci., 24, 1753-65 #4685e Gade
VBM brainvolume in anxietyand depression MDD (N:68)MDD + anxiety(N:88) AnxietywithoutMDD (N:68) NC (N:65) Reduced volume in entirepatientgroup vs.normal Ss Van Tol et al. (2010), Arch.Gen.Psychiatry, 67, 1002-11 #1032i Gade
VBM brainvolume in anxietyand depression Depression withonsetbefore age 18 Van Tol et al. (2010), Arch.Gen.Psychiatry, 67, 1002-11 #1032i Gade
Nature of cingulatecontrol …. Ridderinkhof et al. (2004). The role of the medial frontal cortex in cognitivecontrol. Science, 306, 443-447 #4680a Carter, Cohen et al.: conflict-control model fx Kerns et al., (2004) Science, 303, 1023-1026) red blue green Gade
Nature of cingulatecontrol …. C: Congruent I: Incongruent ACC conflict activation Carter, Cohen et al.: conflict-control model fx Kerns et al., (2004) Science, 303, 1023-1026) red blue green dlPFCactivation in highadjustmenttrials iI: Incongruentfollowingincongruent cI: Incongruentfollowingcongruent Gade
Nature of cingulatecontrol …. C: Congruent I: Incongruent Carter, Cohen et al.: conflict-control model fx Kerns et al., (2004) Science, 303, 1023-1026) #4684c Gooddiscussion: Mangun et al. (2009). Ch. 16in Gazzaniga (Ed.) The cognitive neurosciences,4th ed. iI: Incongruentfollowingincongruent cI: Incongruentfollowingcongruent Gade
Emotionalface-wordStroop Etkin et al., 2010 Gade
Emotionalface-wordStroop Rostral ACC:Alsootherforms of emotion regulation Etkin et al., 2010 Am.J.Psychiatry, 167, 545-554 Gade
Fearconditioning and extinction Milad, M. & Quirk, G. J. (2012). Fear extinction as a model for translational neuroscience: Ten yearsof progress. Annu. Rev. Psychol., 63, 129-151 Gade
Interactionsbetweenamygdala and ACC /prefrontalcortex Tost & Meyer-Lindenberg, 2010 AG# T381a Gade
Pezawas et al., 2005 5HTTLPR Statisticalmap –lessgrey matter volume in S-allelecarriers Gade
NeuroImage2010 49: 963-970 Gade
Cremers et al., (2010), NeuroImage, 49: 963-970 AG# T027a Gade
Medial temporal / medialprefrontalconnections: Uncinatefasciculus Diffusion tensorneuroimaging(tractography) Normal child Adopted fromromanianorphanage Eluvathingal et al. (2006). Pediatrics, 117: 2093-2100 Gade
Uncinatefasciculus in anxiety 30 patientswith social anxiety + 30 NC: Same findings in GAD Tromp et al. (2012)Arch.Gen.Psychiatry,69, 925-934# 1547e Decreased ”fractionelanisotropy”inuncinate f.near the orbitofrontalcortex Phan et al. (2009) Biol.Psychiatry, 66, 691-694 Gade
Tromp et al. (2012) Arch.Gen.Psychiatry,69, 925-934# 1547e Gade
CorrelationwithrACC-amygdalaconnectivityin implicit emotion regulationtask(aversion anticipation) Tromp et al. (2012) Arch.Gen.Psychiatry,69, 925-934# 1547e Gade
Extendedamygdala Anteriorcingulategyrus Orbital and ventromedialprefrontalcortex - - mPFC-amygdalaconnectivity Gade