HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN GENE EXPRESSION IN RESPONSE TO STRESS AND AGING
响应压力和衰老的热休克蛋白基因表达
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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项目摘要
Heat shock proteins (HSPs) are induced in response to a variety of
cellular stresses, and appear to be critical for maintaining
cellular homeostasis. Previously, we demonstrated that restraint or
immobilization stress elicits the induction of HSP7O expression
selectively in the adrenal gland and vasculature of intact rats. In
both tissues this stress-induced HSP7O expression was found to be
linked to the activation of the neuroendocrine stress response axes
and to be attenuated with age. The adrenal response was found to be
dependent on the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis and require
adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) while the vascular response
appeared to be under alpha adrenergic control. Recent studies have
focused on the molecular events controlling this response to
restraint and the cause for its age-related decline. In the adrenal
model we have shown that HSP7O induction is mediated by the heat
shock transcription factor HSF1 and have shown that in Wistar rats
HSF1 is activated to a DNA binding state by ACTH. Although
properties of HSF1 and its activation in response to heat stress
have been well studied in cultured cells, little information is
available regarding the regulation of its activity in vivo. We have
noted a number of differences in the properties of HSF1 in our in
vivo model compared to that observed in heat stressed cells in
vitro. These include the subcellular localization of HSF1 (which is
mostly nuclear in the adrenal gland) and the differential mobility
and DNA binding properties of the transcription factor in different
rat strains. Despite differences in the nature of DNA binding HSF
complexes in two different rat strains, the level DNA binding
activity declines with age in both. In vascular tissue we have
provided new evidence that in addition to adrenergic hormones,
other agents capable of elevating blood pressure likewise induce
HSP7O expression in the aorta. This suggests that mechanical stress
associated with changes in blood pressure elicit the response. Our
findings indicate that the activation of the heat shock response in
vivo involves greater complexity than is observed in cultured cells
in response to heat stress and suggest a broader role for HSPs in
the physiologic response to stress than previously appreciated.
热休克蛋白(HSPs)是在对多种应激反应的反应中诱导产生的。
细胞的压力,似乎是至关重要的维持
细胞内稳态此前,我们证明了克制或
束缚应激诱导HSP 7 O表达
选择性地存在于完整大鼠的肾上腺和脉管系统中。在
这两种组织中,这种应激诱导的HSP 7 O表达被发现是
与神经内分泌应激反应轴的激活有关
并随着年龄的增长而衰减。肾上腺反应被发现是
依赖于下丘脑-垂体-肾上腺轴,
促肾上腺皮质激素(ACTH),而血管反应
似乎是受α肾上腺素能控制的最近的研究
专注于控制这种反应的分子事件,
抑制和其与年龄相关的下降的原因。肾上腺
我们的模型表明,热休克蛋白70的诱导是由热介导的,
休克转录因子HSF 1,并已显示在Wistar大鼠中
HSF 1被ACTH激活至DNA结合状态。虽然
HSF 1的特性及其在热应激反应中的活化
已经在培养细胞中进行了很好的研究,
关于其在体内的活性的调节。我们有
在我们的研究中,
与在热应激细胞中观察到的相比,
体外这些包括HSF 1的亚细胞定位(其是
大多数是肾上腺中的细胞核)和差异迁移率
和DNA结合特性的转录因子在不同的
老鼠品系。尽管DNA结合HSF的性质不同,
复合物在两个不同的大鼠品系,水平DNA结合
两者的活性都随着年龄的增长而下降。在血管组织中,
提供了新的证据,除了肾上腺素能激素,
能够升高血压的其它药剂同样诱导
主动脉HSP 70表达。这表明机械应力
与血压变化相关的反应。我们
研究结果表明,热休克反应的激活,
在体内涉及比在培养细胞中观察到的更大的复杂性
并提示热休克蛋白在热应激反应中的广泛作用,
对压力的生理反应比以前认识到的要大。
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