CONNECTIONS OF TRIGEMINAL SENSORY NEURONS WITH PERIPHERAL TARGETS
CONNECTIONS OF TRIGEMINAL SENSORY NEURONS WITH PERIPHERAL TARGETS
批准号:
6300859
负责人:
MARC TESSIER-LAVIGNE
金额:
$16.53万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2000
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2000-03-01 至 2001-09-14
关键词:
Xenopus oocyte chemoattractants developmental neurobiology gene targeting genetically modified animals immunocytochemistry intercellular connection laboratory mouse laboratory rabbit molecular cloning neuronal guidance neurotrophic factors polymerase chain reaction protein isoforms protein purification protein sequence tissue /cell culture trigeminal nerve
中文摘要
三叉神经感觉神经元与周围神经元的联系
目标在胎儿发育早期形成。 在早期的步骤,
建立这些联系是成长和指导,
三叉神经感觉轴突从其细胞体的起源,
三叉神经节的目标领域,但鲜为人知的是,
指导这种指导的机制。 一种机制被认为
有助于这种指导的是远程化学吸引,或
向化性 先前的研究表明,
发育中的上颌和下颌牙弓(两者都是
三叉神经感觉轴突)分泌一种化学引诱因子,
选择性地吸引细胞培养物中的轴突,这可能会
有助于在体内将轴突引导到它们的靶点。 引诱剂
一种称为“上颌因素”(或MF)的因素尚未确定。
这项提案的长期目标是了解细胞事件
以及引导三叉神经感觉神经轴突的分子机制
神经元在发育过程中的作用 当前的目标是
表征和识别MF,然后使用此识别来
确定其作用机制及其对
在三叉神经系统中建立神经元连接。 这些
研究将提供对指导正常的机制的深入了解,
三叉神经感觉系统的发育。 MF的鉴别
也将具有更普遍的意义,因为迄今为止只有一个家庭,
轴突化学引诱物,netrins,已经在
分子水平。 因此,这些研究将提供更多的见解
转化为靶向分子
化学引诱物在发育中的神经系统,及其机制,
行动上
神经元连接最初建立的缺陷可能会导致
对神经系统的最终功能造成毁灭性的后果,
系统,并可能导致各种神经系统疾病,
童年. 了解正常情况下
连接的建立,以及功能异常的后果
因此,这些机制的研究可能会深入了解其中的一些机制,
疾病和治疗方法。 此外,由于
在发育过程中控制轴突生长可能是至关重要的,
轴突再生,这种理解也是我们能够
恢复成人神经损伤后的正常功能。
英文摘要
The connections of trigeminal sensory neurons with their peripheral
targets are formed early in fetal development. An early step in the
establishment of these connections is the growth and guidance of
trigeminal sensory axons from their cell bodies of origin in the
trigeminal ganglion to their target fields, but little is known about the
mechanisms that direct this guidance. One mechanism that is thought to
contribute to this guidance is long-range chemoattraction, or
chemotropism. A previous study has shown that the epithelium of the
developing maxillary and mandibular arches (both early targets of
trigeminal sensory axons) secretes a chemoattractant factor that can
selectively attract the axons in cell culture, and which is likely to
contribute to guiding the axons to their targets in vivo. The attractant
factor, termed "Maxillary Factor" (or MF), has not been identified.
The long-term aim of this proposal is to understand the cellular events
and molecular mechanisms used to guide the axons of trigeminal sensory
neurons to their targets during development. The immediate aim is to
characterize and to identify MF, and then to use this identification to
determine its mechanism of action and its contribution to the
establishment of neuronal connections in the trigeminal system. These
studies will provide insight into the mechanisms that direct normal
development of the trigeminal sensory system. The identification of MF
will also be of more general significance, since to date only one family
of axonal chemoattractants, the netrins, has been characterized at the
molecular level. These studies will therefore provide additional insight
into the types of molecules that function as target-derived
chemoattractants in the developing nervous system, and their mechanisms of
action.
Defects in the initial establishment of neuronal connections may have
devastating consequences on the eventual functioning of the nervous
system, and may account for a variety of neurological disorders of
childhood. Understanding the mechanisms involved in the normal
establishment of connections, and the consequences of abnormal functioning
of these mechanisms may therefore provide insight into some of these
disorders and the means to treat them. In addition, since mechanisms that
control axon growth during development are likely to be essential for
axonal regeneration, this understanding is also fundamental to our ability
to restore normal function following neural trauma in adults.
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