GLYCOCONJUGATES IN CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS
GLYCOCONJUGATES IN CELL-CELL INTERACTIONS
批准号:
2683912
负责人:
GERALD A SCHWARTING
金额:
$23.93万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-04-01 至 2000-03-31
关键词:
afferent nerve binding proteins cell cell interaction extracellular matrix proteins gene expression glycolipids glycoproteins immunocytochemistry immunoelectron microscopy laboratory mouse laminin olfactions olfactory lobe olfactory stimulus polymerase chain reaction prosencephalon protein structure function receptor receptor binding receptor expression tissue /cell culture
中文摘要
描述:哺乳动物的嗅觉系统被认为能够
在成千上万的气味中区分。细微的差别,
某些气味的分子结构会导致气味的显著变化
perception.现在我们知道嗅觉的第一步
辨别涉及气味与气味受体的相互作用
对鼻腔感觉神经元的影响大脑是如何决定
受体被激活仍然是一个谜。然而,正如大多数
感觉系统,嗅觉系统可能使用定义的空间
在大脑中建立连接的受体激活模式。的
本提案的总体目标是确定身份,
分子的结构和功能,
组织的嗅觉感觉神经元之间的连接,
鼻腔及其轴突终止点位于嗅球。的
研究人员提出了三种不同的机制,
重要的是在形成特定的嗅觉连接,并在
嗅觉系统中持续的神经更新。1)一
粗略的地形图将主要嗅觉系统至少分为
四个隔室和辅助嗅觉系统分为两个
隔间他们将分析划分的决定因素
通过分离和表征限制
轴突亚群的终止位点。这些分子能够
影响轴突轨迹将在原代细胞培养物上进行测试,
嗅觉神经元划分的结构决定因素
将使用光学和电子显微镜结合进行研究
完整嗅球的免疫细胞化学研究。2)有
轴突和细胞外表达的空间和时间模式
基质粘附分子为轴突的子集提供了基础,
沿着指定的路径生长。其中一种粘附机制是
嗅觉系统利用内源性碳水化合物结合蛋白,
L-14,其能够诱导轴突-轴突和轴突-基质相互作用。
研究人员将分析这种粘附机制在治疗过程中的作用。
嗅觉连接的发展,使用缺乏
细胞外基质糖蛋白merosin,一个关键组成部分,
粘附机理3)神经元活动在稳定
特定的连接,导致粗嗅觉地图的细化。
他们将通过以下方式分析改变神经元活动的影响:
感觉剥夺对一小群人建立精确联系的影响
化学定义的神经元。的发展关系
嗅觉系统和前脑之间的关系具有临床意义。x连锁
卡尔曼综合征是由发育缺陷引起的,
嗅觉系统这些研究将提供深入了解分子
嗅觉结构和功能的细胞基础
阐明正常和异常轴突生长的具体机制
神经系统
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION: The olfactory system of mammals is thought to be capable of
distinguishing among thousands of odors. Subtle differences in the
molecular structure of some odors can lead to a dramatic change in odor
perception. It is now known that the first step in olfactory
discrimination involves the interaction of odors with odorant receptors
on sensory neurons in the nasal cavity. How the brain determines which
receptors have been activated remains a mystery. However, as in most
sensory systems, the olfactory system probably uses defined spatial
patterns of receptor activation to make connections in the brain. The
overall objectives of this proposal are to determine the identity,
structure and function of molecules that participate in the spatial
organization of connections between the olfactory sensory neurons in the
nasal cavity and their axon termination sites in the olfactory bulb. The
investigators have proposed three different mechanisms that may be
important in the formation of specific olfactory connections, and during
the continual neural renewal that occurs in the olfactory system. 1) A
coarse topographic map divides the main olfactory system into at least
four compartments and the accessory olfactory system into two
compartments. They will analyze the determinants of compartmentalization
by isolating and characterizing the molecules that restrict the
termination sites of axon subsets. The ability of these molecules to
influence axon trajectories will be tested on primary cell cultures of
olfactory neurons. The structural determinants of compartmentalization
will be investigated using light and electron microscopy in conjunction
with immunocytochemical studies of intact olfactory bulbs. 2) There is
a spatial and temporal pattern of expression of axonal and extracellular
matrix adhesion molecules that provides a basis for subsets of axons to
grow along designated pathways. One of these adhesion mechanisms in the
olfactory system utilizes an endogenous carbohydrate binding protein,
L-14, that is capable of inducing axon-axon and axon-matrix interactions.
The investigators will analyze the role of this adhesion mechanism during
development of olfactory connections, using mutant mice deficient in the
extracellular matrix glycoprotein merosin, a key component of this
adhesion mechanism. 3) Neuronal activity plays a role in stabilizing
specific connections, leading to refinement of a coarse olfactory map.
They will analyze the effects of changing neuronal activity through
sensory deprivation on the precision of connections made by a small group
of chemically defined neurons. The developmental relationship of the
olfactory system and the forebrain is clinically significant. X-linked
Kallmann syndrome is caused by a defect in the development of the
olfactory system. These studies will provide insight into the molecular
and cellular basis of olfactory structure and function and will
illuminate specific mechanisms of axonal growth in normal and abnormal
nervous systems.
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