CELL-SURFACE GLYCOPROTEINS AND PLACE-DEPENDENT SUPPRESSION OF CELL PROLIFERATION
细胞表面糖蛋白和位置依赖性细胞增殖抑制
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- 批准号:3856638
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
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项目摘要
Evidence is accumulating that cell surface-associated glycoproteins have
important roles in regulating primary processes involved in the growth and
development of both plants and animals. Edelman (1988) has coined the term
"Topobiology" to encompass the range of place-dependent interactions
mediated by certain cell surface-associated glycoproteins that are
associated with the plasma membrane (CAMs) or excreted into the
extracellular matrix (SAMs). These molecules have been implicated in
mediating cell-cell recognition/adhesion, cell differentiation, and cell
division, among other processes, in animals. We are extending the concept
of topobiology to include plant development. Although there are certain to
be specific differences in the regulatory molecules operating at the cell
surfaces of plants and animals, it seems possible that the mechanisms
underlying similar developmental processes in eukaryotic organisms will be
similar. In this context, we have begun to explore the possibility that
certain glycoproteins, arabinogalactan proteins (ACPs), associated with
plant cell surfaces have some functions analogous to the CAMs and/or SAMs
in animal development. We are focusing our efforts on the place-dependent
control of cell proliferation because of its pivotal role in normal and
abnormal development of both plants and animals. In plants, AGPs comprise
a large family of hydroxyproline-containing glycoproteins associated with
both the plasma membranes and the extracellular matices. We have obtained
evidence that AGPs may be involved in suppressing cell division in plants.
When plants of one of our "model" species, Gymnocolea inflata, are cultured
under one set of conditions, cell division in specific leaf primordia is
suppressed. When cultured under a second set of conditions, cell division
in these primordia is "desuppressed". Correlated with the desuppression of
cell division is the disappearance of "specific" AGPs having buoyant
densities between 1.66 and 1.64. Do these AGPs have a role in suppressing
a place-dependent suppression of cell division? We will attempt to answer
this question by use of CsC1 density gradients and HPLC to isolate AGP
fractions that change with suppressed/desuppressed cell division and
immunocytochemical procedures to determine if specific AGP moieties are
associated with the place-dependent suppression of cell division.
越来越多的证据表明,细胞表面相关糖蛋白具有
在调节参与生长和生长的初级过程中的重要作用
植物和动物的发育。埃德尔曼(1988)创造了这个词
“拓扑生物学”涵盖了依赖于位置的相互作用的范围
由某些与细胞表面相关的糖蛋白介导
与质膜(CAMS)相关或排泄到
细胞外基质(SAM)这些分子已经被牵连到
调节细胞-细胞识别/黏附、细胞分化和细胞
在其他过程中,动物的分裂。我们正在扩展这一概念
包括植物发育的拓扑生物学。尽管肯定会有
是在细胞中运行的调节分子的特定差异
植物和动物的表面,似乎有可能
在真核生物中潜在的类似的发育过程将是
很相似。在这方面,我们已经开始探讨是否有可能
某些糖蛋白,阿拉伯半乳糖蛋白(ACPs),与
植物细胞表面具有一些类似于凸轮和/或自组装膜的功能
在动物发育方面。我们正将我们的努力集中在依赖于地点的
对细胞增殖的控制,因为它在正常和
植物和动物的异常发育。在植物中,AGP包括
一大家族含有羟脯氨酸的糖蛋白与
质膜和胞外细胞膜都有。我们已经获得了
有证据表明AGPs可能参与抑制植物的细胞分裂。
当我们的“模式”物种之一--膨大裸藻的植物被培养时
在一组条件下,特定叶原基的细胞分裂是
被压制了。当在第二组条件下培养时,细胞分裂
在这些原始体中是“去压抑的”。与经济衰退相关的
细胞分裂是具有浮力的“特定”AGP的消失
密度在1.66到1.64之间。这些AGP是否起到了抑制作用
依赖于位置的细胞分裂抑制?我们将尝试回答
本课题采用CsC1密度梯度和高效液相色谱分离AGP
随着抑制/解除抑制的细胞分裂而改变的分数和
免疫细胞化学方法确定特定的AGP部分是否
与细胞分裂的位置依赖抑制有关。
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CELL SURFACE GLYCOPROTEINS AND PLACE DEPENDENT SUPPRESSION OF CELL PROLIFERATION
细胞表面糖蛋白和位置依赖性细胞增殖抑制
- 批准号:
6107360 - 财政年份:1998
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- 批准号:
3916064 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
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3841815 - 财政年份:
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5211931 - 财政年份:
- 资助金额:
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