Dynamic single-vesicle tracking of cell-bound membrane vesicles on resting, activated, and cytoskeleton-disrupted cells
Dynamic single-vesicle tracking of cell-bound membrane vesicles on resting, activated, and cytoskeleton-disrupted cells
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对静息细胞、激活细胞和细胞骨架破坏细胞上的细胞结合膜囊泡进行动态单囊泡追踪
DOI:
10.1016/j.bbamem.2018.10.013
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Chen Yong
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作者:
Zhang Wendiao;Xu Ye;Chen Guo;Wang Kun;Shan Wenzhe;Chen Yong
The composition, structure, production, motion, fate, and functions of cell-bound membrane vesicles pre-existing in the plasma membrane of cells are poorly understood. Here, single-vesicle tracking of individual cell-bound membrane vesicles in the plasma membrane of endothelial cells treated with or without various reagents was performed to investigate the motion of cell-bound membrane vesicles. The efficacy of each of these reagents was confirmed prior to single-vesicle tracking. Via single-vesicle tracking, we found that oxLDL, TNF-α, and VEGFα significantly increased the average number of cell-bound membrane vesicles per cell, implying that cell activation by oxLDL, TNF-α, and VEGFα could trigger the production of cell-bound membrane vesicles. It was also found that oxLDL, TNF-α, VEGFα, LPS, and MβCD but not LDL could significantly affect the motion speed of cell-bound membrane whereas none of them could significantly influence the displacement (moving range) of cell-bound membrane vesicles. The single-vesicle tracking further revealed that the average number of cell-bound membrane vesicles per cell and the mean speed/displacement of individual cell-bound membrane vesicles could be dramatically altered by the cytoskeleton-disrupting reagents (cytochalasin D and nocodazole). The data imply that the production and movement of cell-bound membrane vesicles are probably controlled by intracellular cytoskeletons and capable of being affected by multiple conditions e.g. cell activation, membrane fluidity alteration, and others.