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性状(由申请方提供):瘦素通过其对中枢神经系统的生物学作用抑制食物摄入。SH 2-B是一种JAK 2结合蛋白,在下丘脑内的瘦素敏感神经元中表达,并促进培养细胞中的瘦素信号传导。SH 2-B缺陷型小鼠出现摄食过多、瘦素抵抗和肥胖,证实了SH 2-B是体内瘦素作用和能量平衡的关键介质。该提议将阐述SH 2-B在AgRP神经元中的作用,AgRP神经元是下丘脑中涉及食物摄入控制的瘦素敏感神经元的一个群体。将使用条件性功能丧失方法(Cre/LoxP)来检验中心假设,即SH 2-B主要通过调节下丘脑弓状核内AgRP神经元中的瘦素敏感性来调节能量平衡。将确定SH 2-B直接调节AgRP神经元中的瘦素信号传导的程度(目的1),并将解决AgRP神经元中的SH 2-B对能量平衡和瘦素敏感性的内在调节的相对贡献(目的2)。这些研究将提供相当深入的机制,SH 2-B促进瘦素的敏感性,并有助于中央调节能量稳态。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Leptin suppresses food intake via its biological actions on the central nervous system. SH2-B, a JAK2 binding protein, is expressed in leptin-sensitive neurons within the hypothalamus, and promotes leptin signaling in cultured cells. SH2-B deficient mice develop hyperphagia, leptin resistance, and obesity, confirming that SH2-B is a key mediator of leptin action and energy balance in vivo. This proposal will address the role of SH2-B in AgRP neurons, one population of leptin sensitive neurons in the hypothalamus implicated in the control of food intake. A conditional loss-of-function approach (Cre/LoxP) will be used to test the central hypothesis that SH2-B regulates energy balance predominantly by regulating leptin sensitivity in AgRP neurons within the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus. The extent to which SH2-B directly regulates leptin signaling in AgRP neurons will be determined (aim 1), and the relative contribution of SH2-B in AgRP neurons to the intrinsic regulation of energy balance and leptin sensitivity (aim 2) will be addressed. These studies will provide considerable insight into the mechanisms by which SH2-B promotes leptin sensitivity and contributes to the central regulation of energy homeostasis.
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