Development of the zebrafish lateral line sensory system
Development of the zebrafish lateral line sensory system
批准号:
RGPIN-2015-04750
负责人:
Drapeau, Pierre
金额:
$3.79万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2019
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
中文摘要
我有兴趣了解行为相关的神经回路是如何在胚胎发育过程中组装的。 我们研究快速发育的斑马鱼胚胎,因为它使我们能够联合收割机创新的方法来表征脊椎动物神经系统中简单神经回路的形成。 例如,在之前由NSERC资助的开创性工作中,我们与一名博士生一起开创了斑马鱼的电生理学方法,并使用这些方法来跟踪胚胎对触觉刺激的反应,从感觉输入到中间神经元整合到运动输出。 结合遗传学和细胞生物学方法,我们发现了后脑在脊髓回路发育中的协调作用,这是发育生物学中的一个基本新原理。 *** 我们观察到同一个博士生,斑马鱼的感觉突变,与一个硕士生的感觉神经病变的基因和访问教授,一个基因相关的更一般的疾病都影响祖细胞迁移和/或分化过程中的斑马鱼侧线,一个感觉系统,是鱼类中保守的,是内耳基底膜的进化前体。我们现在建议使用遗传丧失和功能获得方法的组合来扩展这个创造性的计划,以定义这个感觉系统的发育机制,这将进一步影响我们对发育神经生物学的认识。*** 斑马鱼侧线是研究细胞发育的一个有见地的系统。 侧线由一系列沿着躯干分布的外周神经瘤组成。 在斑马鱼中,神经乳突仅包含两种细胞类型:神经毛细胞和非神经支持细胞。 侧线从神经肥大原始细胞发展而来,神经肥大原始细胞是在头部产生的100个细胞的集群,并且其向尾部迁移,沿着路径沉积约20个祖细胞的集群,这些祖细胞产生感觉神经元,轴突被拴系到它们从头部的出口点,形成未来的侧线神经。转基因和突变品系或操作的可用性为进一步研究斑马鱼侧线发育提供了独特的进展。 基于我实验室以前的遗传学发现,我们的计划将表征调节原基迁移的基因以及随后产生的神经肥大毛发和支持细胞,这是广泛关注的侧线发育的两个基本方面。**
英文摘要
I am interested in understanding how behaviourally relevant neural circuits are assembled during embryonic development. We study the rapidly developing zebrafish embryo as it allows us to combine innovative approaches to characterize the formation of simple neural circuits in the vertebrate nervous system. For example, in previous groundbreaking work funded by the NSERC, with a PhD student we pioneered electrophysiological methodologies in zebrafish and used these to follow the embryonic response to tactile stimuli from sensory inputs to interneuron integration to motor output. In combination with genetic and cell biological approaches, we discovered the coordinating role of the hindbrain in spinal cord circuit development, a fundamental new principle in developmental biology. *** We observed with the same PhD student that a sensory mutation of zebrafish, with an MSc student a gene underlying a sensory neuropathy and with a visiting professor that a gene related to more general disorders all affect progenitor migration and/or differentiation during development of the zebrafish lateral line, a sensory system that is conserved in fishes and is an evolutionary precursor of the inner ear basilar membrane. We now propose to extend this creative program using a combination of genetic loss- and gain-of-function approaches to define the developmental mechanism for this sensory system, which will further impact our knowledge of developmental neurobiology. *** The zebrafish lateral line is an insightful system for studies of cellular development. The lateral line is comprised of a series of peripheral neuromasts along the trunk. In zebrafish, the neuromasts contain only two cell types: neural hair cells and non-neural supporting cells. The lateral line develops from a neuromast primordial, a cluster of a hundred cells generated in the head and which migrates towards the tail, depositing along the way clusters of about 20 progenitor cells generating sensory neurons with axons tethered to their point of exit from the head, forming the future lateral line nerve. The availability of transgenic and mutant lines or manipulations provide unique inroads to further study zebrafish lateral line development. Based on previous genetic discoveries in my lab, our program will characterize the genes regulating primordium migration and the subsequent generation of neuromast hair and support cells, two fundamental aspects of lateral line development of broad interest.****** **
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