Effects of transforming growth factor beta on ovine adrenocortical cells.
Effects of transforming growth factor beta on ovine adrenocortical cells.
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转化生长因子β对绵羊肾上腺皮质细胞的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/0303-7207(88)90178-5
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
Saez,JM
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作者:
Rainey,WE;Viard,I;Mason,JI;Cochet,C;Chambaz,EM;Saez,JM
Transforming growth factor beta (TGFβ) is a potent regulator of steroidogenic cell function. However, the mechanisms of the effects are not well understood. We studied the actions of TGFβ on primary cultures of ovine adrenocortical (OAC) cells. OAC cells had high affinity receptors for TGFβ (KD≈- 7.6 ± 1.5 ×l6−11M). In addition, TGFβ inhibited the following markers of adrenocortical function: (1) ACTH, cholera toxin and forskolin acute stimulation of cAMP and steroid production; (2) the acute 8-bromo-cAMP stimulation of corticosteroid and pregnenolone production; and (3) the activity and amount ofP-450 17α-hydroxylase protein as well as activities of 11β- and 21-hydroxylases. The inhibitory effects of TGFβ on ACTH-induced cAMP and steroid production were time (half inhibition at 6 and 3 h respectively) and dose dependent (ID50= 10-12M). From these data we concluded that TGFβ acted rapidly on sites of OAC cell acute responses to stimulation by ACTH before and after the production of cAMP. Pregnenolone production in these cells was not inhibited by TGFβ when steroid production was stimulated on the addition of the readily permeable cholesterol derivative, 22R-hydroxycholesterol. Thus, the rapid effect on OAC cells was manifest by TGFβ action on the utilization of cellular pools of cholesterol for the acute stimulation of steroid formation and not by direct action on the cholesterol side-chain cleavage enzyme. In addition, cells stimulated with ACTH in the absence or presence of lipoproteins (for up to 36 h) were susceptible to the inhibitory action of TGFβ. Taken together, these data amplify the pleiotropic actions of TGFβ on adrenocortical cell function and demonstrate that one acute action of TGFβ is on the utilization of endogenous supplies of cholesterol for steroid production.