Objective:To explore the expression of Trek-1, Glial Fiber Acidic Protein(GFAP) in hippocampus of rats with depression induced by Chronic Unpredictable Stress(CUS), and the effect of fluoxetine. Methods:12 rats were random-ly selected from 48 adult SD rats as control group, others were performed as the depression model with CUS. After 21 d, the model rats were randomly divided into CUS group, fluoxetine low and high dose groups. Sucrose consumption test and openfield test were used to assess the behavior changes. The expression of Trek-1 and GFAP mRNA in hippocampus were mea-sured with RT-PCR. Cell apoptosis was observed with TUNEL staining. Results:Before treatment, the consumption of su-crose, percentage of sucrose consumption, scores of vertical and horizontal movement were significantly lower in the CUS, fluoxetine low and high dose groups than control group. After treatment, compared with the control group, the above data in the CUS group decreased remarkably. However, the above data in the fluoxetine low and high dose groups were significantly higher than that in CUS group and before treatment, but still lower than that in the control group. Compared with the control group, the ratio of cell apoptosis and expression of Trek-1 mRNA increased significantly, while the GFAP mRNA de-creased significantly in the CUS group. Compared with the CUS group, the ratio of cell apoptosis and expression of Trek-1 mRNA decreased significantly, while the GFAP mRNA increased significantly in the fluoxetine low and high dose groups. Conclusion:Fluoxetine can change the expression of Trek-1 and GFAP, inhibit the cell apoptosis, and subsequently im-prove the depression symptoms in rats.
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