Brn-3 Transcription Factors in Retinal Development
Brn-3 Transcription Factors in Retinal Development
批准号:
7060803
负责人:
Lin Gan
金额:
$38.08万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2004
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2004-05-01 至 2008-04-30
关键词:
DNA binding proteinapoptosiscell differentiationcell growth regulationdevelopmental geneticsgene deletion mutationgene expressiongenetically modified animalslaboratory mouseneural degenerationneurogenesisneuronal guidanceneuroregulationphenotypepolymerase chain reactionprotein sequenceretinaretinal gangliontranscription factortransfection
中文摘要
描述(由申请人提供):视网膜变性疾病对健康构成极大风险。目前,有效的治疗和预防方法仍然难以捉摸。对视网膜神经元的形成和存活重要的基因和遗传过程的鉴定将导致靶向这些基因和过程的预防药物的开发,并开发通过移植或从神经元干细胞再生来替代变性的视网膜神经元的方法。本提案的长期目标是了解Brn-3 POU结构域转录因子在视网膜神经发生中的作用,并鉴定和表征其下游效应基因的作用。三个brn-3基因,brn-3a,brn-3b和brn-3c,共享一个高度保守的功能POU-结构域和它们的表达在神经发生和成人在很大程度上重叠。在小鼠中进行的靶向诱变研究表明,每个brn-3基因的缺失导致独特的神经元表型,同时丢失一组选定的神经元。有趣的是,每个brn-3突变体中敲除表型的独特性与其独特的时空表达模式密切相关。在视网膜中,brn-3基因的表达在视网膜神经节细胞(RGCs)中大多是重叠的,并且brn-3b表达的开始先于brn-3a和brn-3c表达的开始。brn-3b的缺失导致终末分化失败和约70%的RGCs凋亡。brn-3c的缺失对一小部分RGC有类似的影响。为了进一步了解brn-3基因在视网膜神经发生中的作用,并探讨brn-3功能的共同分子机制,在本申请中,我们将:1)利用转基因方法检测brn-3基因的功能等效性。brn-3a和brn-3c的编码区将用于在敲入实验中替代brn-3b。将检查敲入brn-3基因拯救与brn-3b敲除相关的视网膜表型的能力; 2)确定brn-3a在RGC发育中的作用。将分析brn-3a缺失小鼠或brn-3b和brn-3a缺失小鼠的视网膜缺陷; 3)在体内鉴定和表征brn-3b下游基因的作用。我们已经表明,Brn-3b的丢失导致转录因子Gfi-1和LMO 2的RGC表达减少。Gfi-1是内耳毛细胞生存所需的锌指蛋白。最近,我们已经确定LMO 2作为第一个转录因子在GCL中表达的发展中的视网膜在低鼻高时间梯度。转基因方法将用于研究它们在视网膜发育中的作用,特别是RGC的轴突寻路和存活。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Retinal degeneration diseases pose great health risks. Currently, the effective cures and prevention methods remain elusive. Identification of genes and genetic processes important for the formation and survival of retinal neurons will lead to the development of prevention drugs targeting these genes and processes and to develop approaches to replace the degenerated retinal neurons by transplantation or regeneration from neuronal stem cells. The long-term objective of this proposal is to understand the role of Brn-3 POU-domain transcription factors in retinal neurogenesis and to identify and characterize the roles of their downstream effect genes. The three brn-3 genes, brn-3a, brn-3b and brn-3c, share a highly conserved functional POU-domain and their expression during neurogenesis and in adult is largely overlapping. Targeted mutagenesis studies in mice have shown that deletion of each brn-3 genes lead to unique neuronal phenotypes with the loss of a selected group of neurons. Intriguingly, the uniqueness of knockout phenotypes in each brn-3 mutant closely correlated to its distinctive spatiotemporal expression pattern. In retina, expression of brn-3 genes is mostly overlapping in retinal ganglion cells (RGCs) and the onset of brn-3b expression precedes those of brn-3a and brn-3c. Deletion of brn-3b results in the terminal differentiation failure and apoptosis of approximate 70% of RGCs. Loss of brn-3c has similar effects on a small percentage of RGCs. To further understand the roles of brn-3 genes in retinal neurogenesis and to explore the common molecular mechanisms of brn-3 function, in this application, we will: 1) use the transgenic approach to test the functional equivalence of brn 3 genes. The coding regions of brn-3a and brn-3c will be used to replace brn-3b in the knock-in experiments. The ability of knock-in brn-3 genes to rescue the retinal phenotypes associated with brn-3b knockout will be examined; 2) determine the role of brn-3a in the development of RGCs. Defects in retina of brn-3a-null mice or mice null for brn-3b and brn-3a will be analyzed; 3) identify and characterize in vivo the role of brn-3b downstream genes. We have shown that loss of Brn-3b leads to the diminished RGC expression of transcription factors Gfi-1 and LMO2. Gfi-1 is a zinc-finger protein required for the survival of inner ear hair cells. Recently, we have identified LMO2 as the first transcription factor expressed in the GCL of developing retina in a low-nasal-to-high-temporal gradient. Transgenic approaches will be used to investigate their roles in retinal development, particularly the axon pathfinding and survival of RGCs.
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