DEVELOPMENT OF PALATE AND CRANIOFACIAL MESENCHYME
腭和颅面间充质的发育
基本信息
- 批准号:2132276
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 21.95万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1994
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1994-08-01 至 1998-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Retroviridae antibody antisense nucleic acid cell differentiation cell transformation chick embryo cleft palate connective tissue development embryo /fetus tissue /cell culture embryogenesis epithelium face head histogenesis immunocytochemistry in situ hybridization laboratory mouse laboratory rat mesenchyme neural crest oligonucleotides osteocytes palate transforming growth factors transmission electron microscopy
项目摘要
This grant proposal is about the development of the palate, with special
attention to the role of the medial edge epithelium (MEE) and cranial
neural crest mesenchyme. Mesenchymal cells arise by epithelial-mesenchymal
transformation (BMT). They have the ability to invade collagen gels and
other extracellular matrix (ECM), whereas epithelia sit on top of ECM and
exhibit apical-basal polarity. Mesenchymal cells migrate through the
matrix with front end/back end polarity. They differentiate into the cells
that inhabit the ECM interior: fibroblasts, bone, melanocytes, and
neurones. We will consider the following aspects of the origin and
differentiation of the craniofacial mesenchymes that contribute to palatal
morphogenesis.
I. Mesenchymal Cell Lineages in the Developing Palate. Using recombinant
retroviruses to label specific groups of cells in the embryo, we expect to
confirm and extend our earlier study that MEE-derived mesenchyme forms
fibroblasts but not bone, and to prove for the first time that head neural
crest in the rodent consists of two physically separate cell populations,
one of which forms connective tissue and the other, melanocytes and
neurones. The significance of this study to students of palate
morphogenesis is that it establishes a multiple origin of palate
mesenchyme and calls attention to the fact that palate MEE does not die as
previous authors thought. It casts a new light on roles the MEE might play
in cleft palate.
II. Effect of Bone Inducing Molecules on the Differentiation of
Mesenchymal Cell Lineages. We will attempt to drive the cells above that
do not normally form cartilage/bone to do so by administering BMP to them
in vitro. It will be particularly interesting to see if mesenchyme formed
from palate epithelium and neurogenic crest cells will undergo
chondrogenesis under the influence of this powerful inducing agent. The
results could have important impact on our ideas about the ability of
"determined" cells (e.g., neurogenic crest) to reawaken apparently closed
pathways of differentiation.
III. Induction and Inhibition of Epithelial Fusion and EMT in Nonfusing
and Fusing Palates. Chicken palates do not normally fuse probably because
the MEE stratifies and periderm does not slough to expose the basal
epithelia to each other. We will surgically remove the periderm and place
chicken palatal shelves in close contact to try to induce formation of a
midline seam. TGFbeta3 will be added to promote EMT from this seam and the
fate of mesenchymal cells followed. Antibodies and antisense
oligonucleotides to TGFbeta1-3 will be added to try to inhibit EMT from
MEE of fused rodent palates. The recognition our recent work has given to
the fact that MEE transforms to mesenchyme establishes a whole new way of
looking at the possible role of TGFbeta's and sloughing of the outer layer
of the MEE in palatogenesis.
The immediate health relevance is to understanding normal development, but
the work could give new insights into causes of congenital anomalies,
especially cleft palate.
这项拨款提案是关于味觉的发展,特别是
注意内侧缘上皮(Medial Edge Epithelium,EEP)和颅骨的作用,
神经嵴间质间充质细胞由上皮-间充质
转换(BMT)。它们有能力侵入胶原蛋白凝胶,
其他细胞外基质(ECM),而上皮细胞位于ECM的顶部,
表现出顶部-底部极性。间充质细胞通过
具有前端/后端极性的矩阵。它们分化成
它们是:成纤维细胞、骨、黑素细胞,
神经元我们将考虑以下几个方面的起源和
颅面间充质的分化,有助于腭
形态发生
I.腭部发育中的间充质细胞谱系。使用重组
逆转录病毒来标记胚胎中的特定细胞群,我们希望
证实并扩展了我们早期的研究,即MEE衍生的间充质形成
成纤维细胞,但不是骨,并首次证明,头部神经
啮齿动物的嵴由两个物理上分离的细胞群组成,
其中一种形成结缔组织,另一种形成黑素细胞,
神经元本研究对腭部学生的意义
形态发生是它建立了腭的多重起源
间充质,并呼吁注意的事实,腭咽不死,
以前的作者认为。它为这位女演员可能扮演的角色提供了新的视角
在腭裂中。
二.成骨诱导分子对成骨细胞分化的影响
间充质细胞谱系。我们将尝试把细胞驱动到它上面
通常不形成软骨/骨,因此通过向其施用BMP来形成软骨/骨
体外观察间充质细胞是否形成
从腭上皮和神经嵴细胞将经历
软骨形成的影响下,这种强大的诱导剂。的
结果可能会对我们的想法产生重要影响,
“确定的”细胞(例如,神经源性嵴)重新唤醒,
分化的途径。
三.非融合性上皮细胞融合和EMT的诱导和抑制
融合味觉鸡的味觉通常不会融合,可能是因为
不发生斯劳,不暴露基底
上皮细胞相互连接。我们会通过手术切除会阴部
鸡腭架紧密接触,试图诱导形成一个
中线缝将添加TGF β 3以促进来自该接缝的EMT,
随后是间充质细胞的命运。抗体和反义
将加入TGF β 1 -3的寡核苷酸以试图抑制EMT,
啮齿类动物的腭融合。我们最近的工作使人们认识到,
细胞向间充质细胞转化的事实建立了一种全新的
研究TGF β和外层脱落的可能作用,
在腭发育中的作用。
直接的健康相关性是了解正常的发展,但
这项工作可以为先天性异常的原因提供新的见解,
尤其是腭裂
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腭和颅面间充质的发育
- 批准号:
2906748 - 财政年份:1994
- 资助金额:
$ 21.95万 - 项目类别:
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腭和颅面间充质的发育
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6176631 - 财政年份:1994
- 资助金额:
$ 21.95万 - 项目类别:
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腭和颅面间充质的发育
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6523834 - 财政年份:1994
- 资助金额:
$ 21.95万 - 项目类别:
DEVELOPMENT OF THE PALATE AND CRANIOFACIAL MESENCHYME
腭和颅面间充质的发育
- 批准号:
6379767 - 财政年份:1994
- 资助金额:
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