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AN IMPORTANT ROLE OF GENETICAL INSTABILITY IN RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS

AN IMPORTANT ROLE OF GENETICAL INSTABILITY IN RADIATION CARCINOGENESIS
遗传不稳定性在辐射致癌中的重要作用
批准号:
09480126
负责人:
WATANABE Masami
金额:
$3.84万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B)
财政年份:
1997
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1997 至 1999

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中文摘要
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辐射会在辐射后存活的细胞后代中诱导遗传不稳定。为了了解适应性反应在诱导遗传不稳定性中的作用,我们集中研究了辐射后存活细胞中新产生的延迟染色体畸变率。大多数延迟性染色体畸变由双着丝粒染色体组成,其中大多数染色体没有伴随片段。低剂量(2cGy)的预照射可使高剂量照射引起的延迟染色体畸变率降低40%(p<0.01)。特别令人感兴趣的是,在有片段的染色体中观察到双着丝粒染色体的减少,而在没有片段的染色体中观察到双着丝粒染色体的减少(p<0.004)。根据这些结果,我们认为辐射引起的迟发性染色体畸变的形成机制与直接诱发的染色体畸变的形成机制不同。为了进一步了解迟发性染色体畸变的形成机制,我们研究了非同源末端连接修复缺陷的SCID小鼠细胞的迟发性染色体畸变率。结果表明,在同等存活剂量下,SCID细胞对延迟染色体畸变率的形成比野生型细胞更为敏感,提示非同源末端连接修复在预防辐射引起的遗传不稳定性中可能起到一定作用。
英文摘要
Radiation induces genetic instability in the progeny of cells that survive irradiation. To know the effect of adaptive response on the induction of genetic instability, we focused our study on delayed chromosome aberrations newly produced in surviving cells over 30 cell generations post-irradiation. Most of the delayed chromosome aberrations consists of dicentric chromosomes, where the majority of them is not accompanied with a fragment. Pre-irradiation of a low dose (2 cGy) results in 40% reduction (p<0.01) of the frequency of the delayed chromosome aberrations induced by a high-dose irradiation. Of particular interest is that reduction of dicentric chromosomes is observed in those with a fragment but not in those without a fragment (p<0.004). From these results, we purpose that the mechanism of the formation of the delayed chromosome aberrations by radiation is different from that of directly induced chromosome aberrations. To know the mechanism of the formation of the delayed-type aberrations further, we studied the delayed chromosome aberrations in scid mouse cells which defect in non-homologous end joining repair. The result shows that scid cells are more sensitive to the formation of the delayed chromosome aberrations than wild-type cells when they are exposed to an equivalent surviving dose, suggesting that non-homologous end joining repair may play a role in prevention of genetic instability by radiation.
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N.Matsuda, K.Yokoyama, S.Takeshita, and M.Watanabe: "Role of epidermal growth factor and its receptors in mechanical stress-induced osteoblastic differentiation of human periodontal ligament cells"Archs. Oral Biol.. 43. 987-997 (1998)
N.Matsuda、K.Yokoyama、S.Takeshita 和 M.Watanabe:“表皮生长因子及其受体在机械应力诱导的人牙周膜细胞成骨细胞分化中的作用”Archs。
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K.Suzuki, S.Kodama, and M.Watanabe: "Recruitment of ATM protein to double-strand DNA irradiated with ionizing radiation"J. Biol. Chem.. 274. 25571-25575 (1999)
K.Suzuki、S.Kodama 和 M.Watanabe:“将 ATM 蛋白招募到电离辐射照射的双链 DNA 中”J。
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K.Suzuki et al.: "Recruitment of ATM protein to double strand DNA irradiated with ionizing radiation"J.Biol.Chem.. 274. 25571-25575 (1999)
K.Suzuki 等:“ATM 蛋白向电离辐射照射的双链 DNA 的募集”J.Biol.Chem.. 274. 25571-25575 (1999)
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渡邉正己他: "薬学におけるラジオアイソトープ・放射線"廣川書店. 361 (1999)
Masami Watanabe 等:“药物科学中的放射性同位素和辐射”广川书店 361 (1999)。
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