OXIDATION AND DEFORMATION IN SICKLE RBC DEHYDRATION
镰状红细胞脱水中的氧化和变形
基本信息
- 批准号:3353270
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 22.14万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1986
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1986-09-30 至 1994-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:autooxidation band 3 protein biophysics calcium metabolism cell water chemical hydration erythrocytes free radical oxygen human tissue ion transport lipid peroxides lysolecithins membrane permeability membrane transport proteins molecular pathology oxidation peroxidation potassium sickle cell anemia thiols
项目摘要
The sickle RBC membrane abnormality that is most clearly implicated in
sickle disease pathophysiology is that defect which confers abnormal
cation homeostasis and, ultimately, leads to cellular dehydration. The
present studies will examine a novel potassium leak pathway that reflects
synergistic adverse effects of peroxidation and cellular deformation. The
model to be used is that of elliptical deformation of oxygenated normal
and peroxidatively-perturbed RBC. This deformation is achieved by
application of shear stress to RBC in viscous suspending medium using a
concentric cylinder viscometer. Five aims will be pursued. First, to
clarify what aspects of peroxidative damage are responsible for the
synergistic leak pathway, we will dissect peroxidative damage into its
various component parts using selective manipulations of normal RBC to see
if they simulate the synergistic leak. Second, we will examine the
biophysical characteristics of this synergistic potassium leak pathway
observed during peroxidation-plus-deformation. Some studies will use
micromechanical methods to examine the cohesiveness and material
properties of liposomes reconstituted from RBC membrane lipid extracts.
Other studies will examine the ion selectivity (if any) of the synergistic
leak pathway, as well as relevant activation energies and pore size and
number per cell that develop. Direct comparison will be made with
oxygenated and deoxygenated sickle RBC. Third, the possible relevance of
this leak pathway to calcium homeostasis will be examined as will a
possible threshold (of peroxidation) beyond which the synergistic leak
pathway develops a calcium-dependence. Fourth, we will determine whether
this leak pathway is exposed in deforming sickle RBC themselves. This
will be addressed by examining K+ leak during elliptical deformation of
oxygenated sickle RBC and during deoxygenation-induced deformation of
normal (or perturbed) RBC membranes reversibly loaded with HbS. Finally,
we will determine whether correlative data support a relationship between
autoxidative damage in sickle RBC and development of the synergistic,
peroxidation-plus-deformation K+ leak pathway. In aggregate, these
studies will fully define this synergistic leak pathway and determine
whether it is operative in sickle RBC (and is, therefore, a potential
contributor to sickle RBC dehydration).
镰状红细胞膜异常最明显地与
镰状病病理生理是赋予异常缺陷
阳离子体内平衡,并最终导致细胞脱水。 的
目前的研究将检查一种新的钾泄漏途径,
过氧化和细胞变形的协同不利影响。 的
所使用的模型是含氧法线的椭圆变形模型
和受过氧化干扰的红细胞 这种变形是通过
剪切应力在粘性悬浮介质中对红细胞的作用
同心圆筒粘度计 将实现五个目标。 一是
阐明过氧化损伤的哪些方面负责
协同泄漏途径,我们将解剖过氧化损伤到其
使用正常RBC的选择性操作的各种组成部分,
如果他们模拟协同泄漏。 第二,我们将研究
这种协同钾渗漏途径的生物物理特征
在过氧化加变形期间观察到。 一些研究将使用
微观力学方法来检测材料的粘结性和材料
从RBC膜脂质提取物重构的脂质体的性质。
其他研究将检查协同增效剂的离子选择性(如果有的话)。
泄漏途径,以及相关的活化能和孔径,
每一个细胞的数量。 直接比较将与
氧合和脱氧镰状红细胞。 第三,可能的相关性
将检查钙稳态的泄漏途径,
可能的阈值(过氧化),超过该阈值,
途径发展成钙依赖性。 第四,我们将确定
这种泄漏途径暴露在变形的镰状红细胞本身中。 这
将通过检查椭圆变形过程中的K+泄漏来解决
氧合镰状红细胞和在脱氧诱导的变形,
正常(或扰动)RBC膜可逆地负载HbS。 最后,
我们将确定相关数据是否支持
镰状红细胞中的自氧化损伤和协同,
过氧化-形变K+渗漏途径。 总的来说,这些
研究将充分确定这种协同泄漏途径,并确定
它是否在镰状红细胞中有效(因此是一种潜在的
镰状红细胞脱水的贡献者)。
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