PROTEINS OF ORGAN OF CORTI AND SURROUNDING FLUIDS
PROTEINS OF ORGAN OF CORTI AND SURROUNDING FLUIDS
批准号:
3218095
负责人:
RUEDIGER R THALMANN
金额:
$32.34万
依托单位:
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:
1992-09-01 至 1995-08-31
关键词:
SDS polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis cerebrospinal fluid developmental neurobiology endolymph enzyme linked immunosorbent assay gene expression immunoaffinity chromatography immunocytochemistry molecular cloning organ culture organ of Corti perilymph polymerase chain reaction protein purification protein sequence protein structure function
中文摘要
耳朵将声脉冲转换成高等可解释的信号
中锋。精致的声乐乐器,科尔蒂(0C)的管风琴
由具有所有敏感性的活细胞组成。大多数功能障碍
是由化学物质介导的,出于医学原因,它
迫切需要阐明这些生物化学之谜。这项建议
考虑两种蛋白质(OCPI)的生物化学和分子生物学
和OCP2)存在于极高的0C中的未知功能
浓度。数量庞大,表现局限于内心
耳朵,并在耳蜗开始表达的时候显著增加
功能暗示在试听中起着重要的作用。这规定了一个
积极的跨学科方法来阐明它们的功能。我们
将应用蛋白质化学的标准技术,以适应微观
水平。初级氨基酸序列的分析将利用最近的
技术进步。细胞和亚细胞定位通过
免疫组织化学技术将提供有关
它们的功能。标准克隆技术将提供基本的
对OCP的结构和功能的洞察。更重要的是,
拟议的mRNA表达实验使用OCP作为工具来获得
关于内耳发育的重要信息。克隆人0CP
基因为它们提供了内耳疾病的候选基因。大号
关于这些项目的大量初步信息使他们很高
优先、低风险。可以说,OC驻留在组织培养中,
被完全不同的化学成分的液体包围着
电极化。对……构成的准确定义
这些液体至关重要。我们设计了复杂的
化学物质测定中避免伪影的技术
外淋巴的成分。我们将确定有效的浓度
大量的小分子,并建立全面的蛋白质图谱。
大多数伪影是由于脑脊液(CSF)的流入
耳囊是穿孔的,用于标本取样或
电极的插入。脑脊液的流入可能会损害0C,因为它
导致氨基酸水平非常低,蛋白质含量低,以及其他
潜在的后遗症。这种情况也存在于外淋巴瘘中,
并可能导致听力障碍。我们的研究也是
致力于外淋巴或疾病特异性蛋白的研究,并将
批判性评价鼓阶外淋巴来源于
从脑脊液中大量提取。
英文摘要
The ear converts acoustic impulses into signals interpretable by higher
centers. The delicate acoustic instrument, the organ of Corti (0C) is
made of living cells with all their susceptibilities. Most dysfunctions
of the ear are mediated chemically, and for medical reasons, it is
Imperative that these biochemical mysteries be elucidated. This proposal
considers the biochemistry and molecular biology of two proteins (OCPI
and OCP2) of unknown function present in the 0C at exceedingly high
concentrations. The large amounts, expression restricted to the inner
ear, and major increase in expression at the time the cochlea begins to
function imply an important role in audition. This dictates an
aggressive interdisciplinary approach to elucidate their function. We
will apply standard techniques of protein chemistry adapted to the micro
level. Analysis of primary amino acid sequence will exploit recent
technological advances. Cellular and subcellular localization by
immunohistochemical techniques will provide indirect information about
their function. Standard cloning techniques will provide fundamental
insights into structure and function of the OCPs. More importantly, the
proposed mRNA expression experiments use OCPs as a tool to obtain
important information about inner ear development. Cloning human 0CP
genes provides them as candidate genes for inner ear disease. A large
body of preliminary information on these projects makes them high
priority and low risk. The 0C resides in tissue culture, as it were,
surrounded by fluids of fundamentally different chemical makeup and
electrical polarization. A precise definition of the composition of
these fluids is of paramount importance. We have designed sophisticated
techniques to avoid artifacts in the determination of the chemical
composition of perilymph. We will determine valid concentrations of
numerous small molecules and establish comprehensive protein profiles.
Most artifacts are due to influx of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) whenever
the otic capsule is perforated, either for the sampling of specimens or
insertion of electrodes. The influx of CSF may damage the 0C, since it
results in very low levels of amino acids, low protein, and other
potential sequelae. This situation also exists in perilymph fistulae,
and may contribute to the disturbance of hearing. Our studies are also
geared to the study of perilymph- or disease-specific proteins, and will
critically evaluate the claim that perilymph of scala tympani is derived
in bulk from CSF.
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