Requirement for prostaglandin F2 alpha in 17 beta-estradiol stimulation of DNA synthesis in rabbit endometrial cultures.
Requirement for prostaglandin F2 alpha in 17 beta-estradiol stimulation of DNA synthesis in rabbit endometrial cultures.
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兔子宫内膜培养物中 17β-雌二醇刺激 DNA 合成对前列腺素 F2 α 的需求。
DOI:
10.1002/jcp.1041300216
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
5.6
通讯作者:
Gerschenson,LE
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作者:
Orlicky,DJ;Lieberman,R;Williams,C;Gerschenson,LE
We have hypothesized that two of the endogenously synthsized endometrial prostaglandins (PGs), prostaglandin F2α(PGF2α), and prostaglandin E1(PGE1), play a regulatory role in growth control of the rabbit endometrium. PGF2αincreases DNA synthesis and PGE1inhibits that effect. Primary cultures of rabbit endometrial cells were used to examine the possible role of these PGs in the mechanism of action of 17β‐estradiol on DNA synthesis. Towards this end, binding, second messenger and DNA synthesis experiments were performed. 17β‐estradiol stimulation restulted in a time dependent (optimal: approximately 6 h) and 17β‐estradiol concentration dependent (optimal: approximately 10−7M 17β‐estradiol in phenol red‐containing medium) increase in [3H]PGF2αbinding. Scatchard type analysis of the binding data revealed an increase in receptor number while the receptor affinity for [3H]PGF2αremained the same as in the control treated cultures. This 17β‐estradiol stimulated increase in PGF2αreceptor allowed a suboptimal concentration of PGF2α(10−9M) to increase intracellular levels of inositol polyphosphates, while by itself this concentration of PGF2αcaused no significant change in intracellular inositol polyphosphate levels. 17β‐estradiol, alone among the several studied steroid hormones, could increase [3H]PGF2αbinding. Proliferation studies revealed that, in these primary cultures of rabbit endometrium, 17β‐estradiol could increase DNA synthesis but not in the presence of indomethacin, unless PGF2αwas addd to the medium at a concentration (10−9M) near or above what is normally accumulated in the medium by these cultures. In the absence of 17β‐estradiol stimulation, addition of these same low concentrations of PGF2αhad no effect on DNA synthesis. Apparently, through its effect on the PGF2αreceptor, 17β‐estradiol enhances the PGF2αstimulated DNA synthesis response approximately 100 fold. The DNA synthesis inducd by 17β‐estradiol can be inhibited by PGE1, as can PGF2α‐induced DNA synthesis. We propose that 17β‐estradiol may be mediating its mitogenic effect through an alteration of the prostglandin agonist:antagonist control of proliferation in rabbit endometrial cultures. In additon we suggest that, if 17β‐estradiol acts to increase PGF2αreceptors as part of its mode of action, this may be of importance in other tissues possessing both prostaglandin and 17β‐estradiol receptos.