Physiology & Action of a New Follistatin-Related Protein
生理
基本信息
- 批准号:6897581
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 38.14万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2001
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2001-08-01 至 2007-07-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:cell nucleusgenetically modified animalsglycoproteinsgraafian folliclesimmunocytochemistryimmunoprecipitationinhibinintracellular transportlaboratory mouseoogenesisprotein bindingprotein biosynthesisprotein localizationprotein structure functionprotein transportsite directed mutagenesistissue /cell culture
项目摘要
Follistatin-related protein (FSRP) is a recently discovered glycoprotein whose gene structure and activin binding properties are highly homologous to the activin binding protein follistatin (FS). FSRP was originally cloned as an overexpressed protein in a B-cell leukemia and is expressed in numerous cancer cell lines, suggesting it may be involved with, or be a useful marker for a wide array of tumors. Unlike FS, however, FSRP is most highly expressed in the placenta and testis (FS is highest in the ovary and kidney), indicating that FSRP has unique functions in these tissues. Immunocytochemical studies have demonstrated that FSRP is highly concentrated in the nucleus of all cell lines and primary cells tested, but is secreted only by cells with the highest FSRP expression levels. These observations suggest that regulation of FSRP intracellular trafficking is complex and unique, and further, that FSRP may have nuclear activities distinct from strictly non-nuclear FS. Overexpression of FSRP in transgenic mice disrupts follicular development, resulting in female infertility. Thus, the broad goal of this proposal is to determine the biological functions of FSRP in normal and pathophysiological circumstances, as well as to elucidate the biochemical features of this protein which govern its unique biology and distribution. Transgenic and knockout mice, along with several in vitro bioassays will be utilized to identify the normal and pathophysiological actions of FSRP (Specific Aim 1). Intracellular trafficking, regulation of biosynthesis, and nuclear functions of FSRP will be examined in HeLa and human granulosa cells using pulse chase labeling, immunoprecipitation, and affinity chromatography (Specific Aim 2). The binding affinity and ligand specificity, as well as functional domains of FSRP responsible for these activities and FSRP's nuclear localization will be examined using site directed mutagenesis and domain swapping with FS (Specific Aim 3). The results of the proposed research program will define the role(s) of FSRP in normal physiology, determine the mechanism whereby FSRP overexpression disrupts folliculogenesis, and define the novel regulatory mechanisms that results in nuclear localization and activity of a protein that is also secreted.
卵泡抑素相关蛋白(FSRP)是新近发现的一种糖蛋白,其基因结构和激活素结合特性与激活素结合蛋白(FS)高度同源。FSRP最初是作为一种在B细胞白血病中过度表达的蛋白被克隆出来的,并在许多癌细胞系中表达,这表明它可能参与了一系列肿瘤,或者是一种有用的标记物。然而,与FS不同的是,FSRP在胎盘和睾丸中表达最高(FS在卵巢和肾脏中表达最高),这表明FSRP在这些组织中具有独特的功能。免疫细胞化学研究表明,FSRP在所有受试细胞系和原代细胞的细胞核中高度集中,但只由FSRP表达水平最高的细胞分泌。这些观察结果表明,对FSRP细胞内转运的调控是复杂和独特的,而且FSRP可能具有不同于严格意义上的非核FS的核活动。在转基因小鼠中过表达FSRP会扰乱卵泡发育,导致女性不孕。因此,这项建议的广泛目标是确定FSRP在正常和病理生理条件下的生物学功能,以及阐明该蛋白的生化特征,这些特征决定了其独特的生物学和分布。转基因和基因敲除小鼠,以及几种体外生物测定将被用来鉴定FSRP的正常和病理生理作用(特定目标1)。将使用脉冲追逐标记、免疫沉淀和亲和层析(特定目标2)在HeLa和人颗粒细胞中检测FSRP的细胞内运输、生物合成的调节和核功能。FSRP的结合亲和力和配基特异性,以及负责这些活性的功能结构域和FSRP的核定位将通过定点突变和与FS的结构域交换(特定目标3)进行检测。拟议研究项目的结果将确定FSRP在正常生理中的作用(S),确定FSRP过度表达扰乱卵泡发生的机制,并定义导致核定位和同时分泌的蛋白质活性的新调节机制。
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