Establishment of an in vitro cell line experimental system for the studablishment of an in vitro cell line experimental system for the study oy of inhalational anesthetic mechanisms.
Establishment of an in vitro cell line experimental system for the studablishment of an in vitro cell line experimental system for the study oy of inhalational anesthetic mechanisms.
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体外细胞系实验体系的建立用于建立用于吸入麻醉机制研究的体外细胞系实验体系。
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10.1016/j.neulet.2016.04.005
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2016
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Ozawa H.
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Nagamoto S;Iijima N;Ishii H;Takumi K;Higo S;Aikawa S;Anzai M;Matsuo I;Nakagawa S;Takashima N;Shigeyoshi Y;Sakamoto A;Ozawa H.
General anesthesia affects the expression of clock genes in various organs. Expression ofPer2, a core component of the circadian clock, is markedly and reversibly suppressed by sevoflurane in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), and is considered to be a biochemical marker of anesthetic effect in the brain. The SCN contains various types of neurons, and this complexity makes it difficult to investigate the molecular mechanisms of anesthesia. Here, we established anin vitroexperimental system using a cell line to investigate the mechanisms underlying anesthetic action. Development of the system comprised two steps: first, we developed a system for application of inhalational anesthetics and incubation; next, we established cultures of anesthetic-responsive cells expressingmPer2promoter-dLuc. GT1-7 cells, derived from the mouse hypothalamus, responded to sevoflurane by reversibly decreasingmPer2-promoter-driven bioluminescence. Interestingly, the suppression of bioluminescence was found only in the serum-starved GT1-7 cells, which showed neuron-like morphology, but not in growing cells, suggesting that neuron-like characteristics are required for anesthetic effects in GT1-7 cells.