ROLE OF HORMONES IN THE PROCESSING OF NEURONAL PEPTIDES
激素在神经元肽加工中的作用
基本信息
- 批准号:3227536
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 13.48万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1978
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1978-06-01 至 1988-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:atomic absorption spectrometry bioenergetics brain mapping chemical reaction copper homeostasis hormone regulation /control mechanism median eminence metal metabolism metallothionein neural information processing neuroendocrine system neurons peptide hormone peptide hormone biosynthesis potassium radioimmunoassay radiotracer secretion sodium steroid hormone
项目摘要
The goal of this research proposal is to elucidate the mechanisms
underlying LHRH release from hypothalamic neurons and its regulation by
steroid hormones. Our working hypothesis (conceived as a result of our
studies conducted during the period of previous grant support) is that
copper, released from neurons impinging on LHRH neurons, is taken up by the
LHRH neuron, interacts with the secretory granules and this interaction
leads to release of the peptide. Steroids regulate LHRH release by
modifying copper action on LHRH neuron and/or copper release from other
neurons. Our first objective is to elucidate the biochemical mechanism of
the process of copper-stimulated release of LHRH, using explants of the
median eminence as a model system. To achieve this goal, we will
characterize the time course, dose response and the requirements for
energy, Na+, and granule -SH. The second objective is to elucidate the
mechanisms by which steroids regulate LHRH release from LHRH neurons of
female and male rats. To achieve this goal, we will study the effects of
steroids on the process of copper-stimulated release of LHRH. To examine
the specificity of this effect of steroids, we will examine in parallel,
the effects of steroids on K+-stimulated release of LHRH; a process
distinct from that stimulated by copper. The third objective is to define
the biochemical mechanisms underlying copper homeostasis in the brain. To
achieve this goal, using K+-stimulated release from brain slices as a
model, we will characterize the process of copper release and its regional
distribution in the brain. In addition, we will investigate the uptake,
subcellular distribution and release of newly taken up [Cu64]. Once these
biochemical parameters are defined, we will utilize them to achieve the
goals of our fourth objective - to elucidate the mechanism by which
steroids (gonadal and adrenal) regulate copper homeostasis in the brain.
An understanding of the mechanisms by which steroids regulate LHRH release,
through regulation of the process of copper-stimulated release of LHRH and
of copper release per se, will provide insight into integrative regulatory
processes in the brain and hence, into developmental and hormonally
regulated brain functions.
这项研究计划的目的是阐明这种机制。
下丘脑神经元潜在的LHRH释放及其调节
类固醇激素。我们的工作假说(由我们的
在上一次赠款支持期间进行的研究)是
铜从撞击LHRH神经元的神经元中释放出来,被
LHRH神经元与分泌颗粒相互作用,这种相互作用
导致多肽的释放。类固醇通过以下途径调节LHRH的释放
修饰铜对LHRH神经元的作用和/或从其他神经元释放铜
神经元。我们的第一个目标是阐明生物化学机制。
铜刺激释放LHRH的过程
作为一种模式系统的中间隆起。为了实现这一目标,我们将
描述时间进程、剂量反应和以下要求
能量、Na+和颗粒态-SH。第二个目标是澄清
类固醇调节大鼠LHRH神经元释放LHRH的机制
雌性和雄性大鼠。为了达到这一目标,我们将研究
类固醇在铜刺激的LHRH释放过程中的作用。检视
类固醇的这种作用的特异性,我们将平行检查,
类固醇对K+刺激的LHRH释放的影响
与铜的刺激作用不同。第三个目标是定义
脑内铜稳态的生化机制。至
实现这一目标,使用K+刺激的脑片释放作为一种
模型,我们将表征铜的释放过程及其区域
在大脑中的分布。此外,我们还将调查
新摄取的[Cu64]的亚细胞分布和释放。一旦这些
定义了生化参数,我们将利用它们来实现
我们第四个目标的目标--阐明
类固醇(性腺和肾上腺)调节大脑中铜的稳态。
了解类固醇调节LHRH释放的机制,
通过调节铜刺激LHRH和LHRH的释放过程
铜释放本身,将提供对一体化监管的洞察
大脑中的过程,因此,进入发育和荷尔蒙
调节大脑功能。
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