Regulation of intracellular signaling cascades by GNRH pulse frequency in the rat pituitary: roles for CaMK II, ERK, and JNK activation.
Regulation of intracellular signaling cascades by GNRH pulse frequency in the rat pituitary: roles for CaMK II, ERK, and JNK activation.
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10.1095/biolreprod.108.070987
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发表时间:
2008-11
影响因子:
3.6
通讯作者:
Marshall JC
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Burger LL;Haisenleder DJ;Aylor KW;Marshall JC
Pulsatile GnRH (GNRH) differentially regulates LH and FSH subunit genes, with faster frequencies favoring Lhb transcription and slower favoring Fshb. Various intracellular pathways mediate the effects of GNRH, including CaMK II (CAMK2), ERK and JNK. We examined if activation of these pathways are regulated by GNRH pulse frequency in vivo. GNRH deficient rats received GNRH pulses (25ng iv every 30 or 240 min for 8h, vehicle to controls). Pituitaries were collected 5 min after the last pulse, bisected and one half processed for RNA (to measure beta-subunit primary transcripts [PT]) and the other for protein. Phosphorylated (phospho) CAMK2, ERK (MAPK1/3, also known as p42 ERK2 and p44 ERK1 respectively) and JNK (MAPK8/9, also known as p46 JNK1 and p54 JNK2 respectively) were determined by western blotting. 30 min pulses maximally stimulated Lhb PT (8-fold), whereas 240 min was optimal for Fshb PT (3-fold increase). Both GNRH pulse frequencies increased phospho-CAMK2 4-fold. Activation of MAPK1/3 was stimulated by both 30 and 240 min pulses, but phosphorylation of MAPK3 was significantly greater following slower GNRH pulses (240 min = 4-fold, 30 min = 2-fold). MAPK8/9 activation was unchanged by pulsatile GNRH in this paradigm, but as previous results showed that GNRH induced activation of MAPK8/9 is delayed, 5 min post GNRH may not be optimal to observe MAPK8/9 activation. These data show that CAMK2 is activated by GNRH but not in a frequency dependant manner, whereas MAPK3 is maximally stimulated by slow frequency GNRH pulses. Thus, the ERK response to slow pulse frequency is part of the mechanisms mediating Fhb transcriptional responses to GNRH.
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