DIFFERENTIATION AND CALCIFICATION OF OTOLITHS
耳石的分化和钙化
基本信息
- 批准号:3405218
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.61万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1985
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1985-09-09 至 1988-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Preliminary results in this laboratory applying the techniques outlined for
the proposed investigation have shown that: 1) primitive otoconia
originate from segmentation of an immature otolithic membrane, and 2) that
calcium granules (20-150 nm in diameter) first become attached to the
external surface of the primitive otoconia and are subsequently
incorporated into the organic matrix. The proposed study intends to expand
these findings in order to fully investigate the progression of these
processes in time and space (age/location).
The study intends to characterize the morphological changes that culminate
with the differentiation and maturation of chick embryo otoliths by: 1)
analyzing the details of the segmentation process of the immature otolithic
membrane, 2) analyzing the relationship that exists between the organic
matrix and the mineral components, i. e., origin, migration and
distribution of the calcium containing granules, and 3) analyzing the
differentiation and maturation of the macular epithelia in the vestibular
labyrinth. A morphological correlation between the maturation of the
otoliths and the macular epithelia, with special emphasis on synaptogenesis
at each stage, will be carried out. Twelve different ages between 3-21
days of incubation (stages 15-46) will be examined.
Light and electron microscopy histochemistry will be used and serial thick
and thin sections of the maculae will be obtained in order to determine the
regional changes that probably result in different developmental gradients
for each macula.
The otoliths provide indispensable cues for sensory perception and physical
orientation to the environment. Although abnormality of the vestibular
nerve and nuclei contribute to postural imbalance and ataxia, the otolithic
end organs provide the primary input for gravitational detection. Without
the otoliths vertebrates have great difficulty keeping body balance.
Nonetheless, little is known about their development. We must fully
understand the normal development of the otoliths before we can begin to
understand the changes that genetic deficits and teratogens produce in the
embryonic ear.
本实验室应用概述的技术的初步结果
初步研究表明:1)原始耳石
起源于未成熟耳石膜的分割,以及2)
钙颗粒(直径为20-150 nm)首先附着在
原始耳石的外表面,
加入到有机基质中。 该研究旨在扩大
这些研究结果,以充分调查这些进展,
时间和空间(年龄/位置)。
这项研究旨在描述最终导致
鸡胚耳石的分化和成熟:1)
分析了未成熟耳石的分割过程
2)分析有机物与生物膜之间存在的关系,
基质和矿物组分,i.例如,来源、移徙和
含钙颗粒的分布,和3)分析含钙颗粒的分布。
前庭黄斑上皮的分化和成熟
迷宫 在形态学上,
耳石和黄斑上皮,特别强调突触发生
在每一个阶段,都将进行。 3-21岁之间的十二个不同年龄段
将检查孵育天数(第15-46阶段)。
将使用光镜和电镜组织化学,
将获得黄斑的薄切片,以确定
可能导致不同发展梯度的区域变化
每个macula
耳石为感官知觉和身体活动提供了不可或缺的线索。
面向环境。 虽然前庭神经的异常
神经和核有助于姿势不平衡和共济失调,耳石
末端器官为重力检测提供主要输入。 没有
耳石脊椎动物很难保持身体平衡。
然而,人们对它们的发展知之甚少。 必须全面
在我们开始了解耳石的正常发育之前,
了解遗传缺陷和致畸剂在体内产生的变化,
胚胎耳
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鸡耳石的分化和钙化
- 批准号:
3405224 - 财政年份:1985
- 资助金额:
$ 8.61万 - 项目类别:
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