APICAL ECTODERMAL RIDGE ACTIVITY AND JOINT FORMATION
顶端外胚层脊活动和关节形成
基本信息
- 批准号:6572324
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.64万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2002
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2002-04-01 至 2004-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:BCL2 gene /protein apoptosis bone morphogenetic proteins cartilage cartilage development chick embryo collagen developmental genetics ectoderm gene expression genetic enhancer element genetic regulation genetically modified animals green fluorescent proteins histogenesis histology homeobox genes in situ hybridization joints laboratory mouse limbs mesoderm stainings vertebrate embryology
项目摘要
Project 1 will focus on aspects of two fundamental processes involved in
limb pattern formation, AER-directed outgrowth and patterning of limb
mesoderm, and the segmentation of continuous cartilaginous skeletal
rudiments into two or more separate elements by joint formation. Many of
the cells of the AER continuously undergo apoptosis as the AER is
directing limb outgrowth and patterning, suggesting that programmed cell
death may play an important role in maintenance of AER activity and
signalling. This hypothesis will be tested in part by using an AER-
specific enhancer element in the Msx-2 gene to target ectopic expression
of Bcl-2, a potent inhibitor of apoptosis, specifically to the AER of
the developing limbs of transgenic mice to determine if AER directed
outgrowth or patterning of the limb is altered. Msx-2 and BMPs is highly
expressed in the ER and have been implicated in regulating apoptosis in
light mesoderm, suggesting that Msx-2 and BMPS may be in a regulatory
network that controls the extensive programmed cell death that
continuously occurs in the AER. To study their functions in the AER and
examine their possible roles in apoptosis, and AER-specific enhancer
element in the Msx-2 gene will be used to direct the expression of
inhibitors of BMP or Msx-2 function to the AERs of transgenic mice. The
homeobox-containing gene Cux, the chicken ortholog of the Drosophila Cut
gene, is highly expressed at all of the discrete sites of incipient
joint formation in the developing limb, as is Gdf5, a BMP family member
which has been shown to lay an important role in joint formation. The
hypothesis that Cux plays a crucial role in regulating the onset of the
segmentation process that generates joints between the skeletal elements
of the limb will be investigated, as will the possible relationship
between Cux and GDF5 in the process. The onset of joint formation is
characterized by the joint conversion of differentiating chondrocytes
that express high amounts that express high amounts of cartilage-
characteristic type II collagen into the flattened densely packed cells
of the joint interzone which express little or no type II collagen.
Vertebrate Cut homologs in general are transcriptional repressors that
inhibit the expression of tissue specific genes in multiple lineages.
Thus the hypotheses that Cox might regulate the onset of joint formation
at lest in part by repressing the expression of the type II collagen
gene or other cartilage specific genes, thus facilitating the formation
of the joint interzone tissue, will be studied.
项目1将侧重于两个基本进程的各个方面,
肢体模式形成、AER定向生长和肢体模式化
中胚层和连续软骨骨骼的分割
通过联合形成将雏形分裂成两个或多个独立的元素。许多
随着AER的发展,AER的细胞不断发生凋亡
指导肢体的生长和形成模式,这表明编程细胞
死亡可能在维持AER活性中起重要作用,
信号装置.这一假设将通过使用AER进行部分检验-
Msx-2基因中靶向异位表达的特异性增强子元件
Bcl-2,一种有效的细胞凋亡抑制剂,特别是对AER,
转基因小鼠的四肢发育,以确定是否AER指导
肢体的生长或模式被改变。Msx-2和BMP是高度
在ER中表达,并参与调节细胞凋亡。
轻中胚层,这表明Msx-2和BMPS可能是在一个调节
控制广泛的程序性细胞死亡的网络,
在AER中不断发生。研究它们在AER中的作用,
研究它们在细胞凋亡中的可能作用,以及AER特异性增强子
Msx-2基因中的元件将用于指导
BMP或Msx-2的抑制剂对转基因小鼠的AER起作用。的
含有同源框的基因Cux,果蝇Cut的鸡直系同源物
基因,是高度表达在所有的离散网站的初期
关节形成在发展肢体,是Gdf 5,骨形态发生蛋白家族成员
这已被证明在关节形成中起重要作用。的
假设Cux在调节肿瘤的发生中起着至关重要的作用,
在骨骼元素之间生成关节的分割过程
的肢体将被调查,以及可能的关系,
Cux和GDF 5之间的联系关节形成的开始是
其特征在于分化软骨细胞的联合转化
表达大量软骨的细胞
典型的II型胶原蛋白进入扁平密集的细胞
表达很少或不表达II型胶原的关节间区。
脊椎动物切割同源物通常是转录阻遏物,
抑制多种谱系中组织特异性基因的表达。
因此,假设考克斯可能调节关节形成的开始
至少部分通过抑制II型胶原蛋白的表达
基因或其他软骨特异性基因,从而促进形成
的关节间组织,将进行研究。
项目成果
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