UVR-INDUCED DNA DAMAGE AND ANGIOGENIC GROWTH FACTORS
UVR-INDUCED DNA DAMAGE AND ANGIOGENIC GROWTH FACTORS
批准号:
3265705
负责人:
RONALD D LEY
金额:
$11.78万
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:
1992-05-01 至 1995-04-30
关键词:
DNA damage DNA repair angiogenesis angiogenesis factor cornea disorder corneal epithelium endodeoxyribonuclease gel electrophoresis genetic library histopathology immunocytochemistry in situ hybridization lens northern blottings nucleic acid probes opossums protein biosynthesis pyrimidine dimers radiation carcinogen radiation carcinogenesis solar radiation ultraviolet radiation
中文摘要
皮肤和眼睛是身体唯一直接暴露于
太阳紫外线辐射(UVR)。 研究表明,干皮病
色素沉着个体缺乏DNA修复,
对UVR诱导的混浊和新生血管的敏感性
角膜和前眼癌。 平流层臭氧的前景
消耗和随之而来的人类暴露于紫外线的增加,
我们必须了解的急性和慢性反应的
哺乳动物眼睛暴露于UVR。 有袋动物Monodelphis arctica是一种
实验动物模型,特别适合于研究的作用,
特异性紫外线诱导的DNA损伤,嘧啶二聚体,在引起
暴露于UVR的眼睛的病理变化。 就像在表皮中,
M.南极洲有一个高容量的
光复活(PR)修复紫外线诱导的嘧啶二聚体。 的
光依赖性PR修复途径具有仅修复
嘧啶二聚体;因此,如果PR降低UVR诱导
作为光生物学反应,一般认为嘧啶二聚体
在某种程度上参与了这种反应。
慢性紫外线照射对M.角膜炎诱发角膜肿瘤。 UVR
诱导角膜基质细胞和内皮细胞的增殖,
在肿瘤发展之前。 这似乎是合理的假设,紫外线在一些
诱导有丝分裂和血管生成生长的合成或分泌的方式
以自分泌或旁分泌方式起作用的因子,
角膜基质细胞和内皮细胞的增殖。 拟议
研究将证明DNA中未修复的嘧啶二聚体的假设
改变促有丝分裂和血管生成生长的合成和/或释放
紫外线暴露角膜中的因素。 这些早期的分子事件可能导致
增强了对紫外线辐射诱发癌症的易感性。 具体目标是:
1)RNA印迹和标准组织学技术将用于
确定血管生成生长因子表达的时间进程,
在长期照射的角膜中发生的病理变化。 PR
将用于定义DNA损伤在这些过程中的作用; 2)原位
杂交和免疫组织化学染色将用于鉴定
血管生成生长因子的合成和/或释放位点
长期照射角膜;和,3)作为DNA研究的延伸
角膜上皮修复,损伤特异性核酸酶与
碱性凝胶电泳将用于测量切除,
透镜中紫外线诱导的嘧啶二聚体的光复活修复
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英文摘要
Skin and eyes are the only organs of the body that are exposed directly to
solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR). It has been shown that xeroderma
pigmentosum individuals are deficient in DNA repair and have an increased
susceptibility to UVR-induced opacification and neovascularization of the
cornea and cancer of the anterior eye. The prospect of stratospheric ozone
depletion and the accompanying increase in human exposure to UVR makes it
imperative that we understand the acute and chronic responses of the
mammalian eye to UVR exposure. The marsupial Monodelphis domestica is an
experimental animal model uniquely suited for studies on the role of a
specific UVR-induced DNA lesion, the pyrimidine dimer, in causing
pathological changes in eyes exposed to UVR. As in the epidermis, cells in
the corneal epithelium of M. domestica have a high capacity for the
photoreactivation (PR) repair of UVR-induced pyrimidine dimers. The
light-dependent PR repair pathway has the unique property of repairing only
pyrimidine dimers; therefore, if PR decreases the ability of UVR to induce
a photobiological response, it is generally accepted that pyrimidine dimers
are in some way involved in initiating that response.
Chronic UVR exposure of M. domestica induces tumors of the cornea. UVR
induces proliferation of corneal stromocytes and endothelial cells which
precedes tumor development. It seems reasonable to assume that UVR in some
way induces the synthesis or secretion of mitogenic and angiogenic growth
factors that act in an autocrine or paracrine manner to stimulate
proliferation of corneal stromocytes and endothelial cells. The proposed
research will lest the hypothesis that unrepaired pyrimidine dimers in DNA
alters the synthesis and/or release of mitogenic and angiogenic growth
factors in the UVR-exposed cornea. These early molecular events may result
in enhanced susceptibility to UVR-induced cancer. The specific aims are:
1) RNA blotting and standard histological techniques will be used to
determine the time course of angiogenic growth factor expression and
pathological changes that occur in the chronically-irradiated cornea. PR
will be used to define a role for DNA damage in these processes; 2) in situ
hybridization and immunohistochemical staining will be used to identify the
site of synthesis and/or release of angiogenic growth factors in the
chronically irradiated cornea; and, 3) as an extension of studies on DNA
repair in corneal epithelium, damage-specific nucleases in conjunction with
alkaline gel electrophoresis will be used to measure the excision and
photoreactivation repair of UVR-induced pyrimidine dimers in lens
epithelial DNA.
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