NEUROTROPHINS IN OLFACTORY DEVELOPMENT
NEUROTROPHINS IN OLFACTORY DEVELOPMENT
批准号:
2695855
负责人:
KATHLEEN M GUTHRIE
金额:
$9.89万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1998
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1998-08-01 至 2003-07-31
关键词:
axon cell death cell type colchicine developmental neurobiology gene expression gene mutation gene targeting genetically modified animals laboratory mouse messenger RNA neuronal transport neurophysiology neurotrophic factors olfactory lobe prosencephalon protein localization radiotracer synaptogenesis
中文摘要
描述:(改编自申请者摘要)神经营养素
已知对神经细胞的关键发育过程有贡献
系统。申请人最近的研究表明,神经营养素
在发育中的哺乳动物嗅觉上皮细胞中表达
突触连接建立的时间与发育
前脑。此时,吻侧端脑中的细胞表达
这些神经营养因子的适当酪氨酸激酶trk受体和
嗅球开始形成。空间和时间模式
表达的结果表明,在大脑中发育的感觉神经元
嗅上皮顺行运输特异性神经营养因子
与反应灵敏的前脑神经元有关的因素,从而有助于
嗅球的发育。拟议研究的目标
是为了检验这一假说的各个方面。第一个具体目标是
确定表达不同神经营养因子的特定细胞类型和
它们在上皮和鳞茎中的受体。我们尤其希望
确定神经营养因子mRNAs是否通过嗅觉表达
神经元和神经营养因子蛋白是否定位于嗅觉
神经投射。单元格类型将通过以下方式确定
具有表型特异性标志物的神经营养因子/受体mRNA和蛋白
对于嗅觉细胞亚群,第二个目标是确定
嗅神经顺行运输神经营养因子。
如果这有功能后果的话。
研究将确定秋水仙碱治疗是否会增加神经营养素
感觉神经元的免疫反应性同时降低免疫反应性
在嗅觉轴突和终末。我们还将评估
放射性标记神经营养因子在嗅觉中的再分布
上皮细胞,并检测鳞状细胞trk磷酸化水平
这样的待遇。第三个目标是确定早期神经营养是否
因子剥夺导致形态或表型异常
在灯泡里。这将通过评估嗅觉系统来实现
携带神经营养因子基因靶向突变的小鼠的发育。
神经营养因子和神经营养因子的水平、分布和细胞定位
Trk的表达,以及表型细胞标记,将在
正常和神经营养因子剥夺的嗅觉系统。差异在于
前脑和延髓神经元的细胞死亡模式也将
接受检查。最终目标是确定早期神经营养因子
通过评估,剥夺在这个系统中具有功能性后果
灯泡Trk磷酸化和气味刺激的c-fos表达
基因敲除小鼠和对照窝产仔。这些研究的结果将
有助于我们理解调控的分子信号
哺乳动物的前脑发育。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION: (Adapted From The Applicant's Abstract) Neurotrophins are
known to contribute to critical developmental processes in the nervous
system. Recent studies by the applicant have shown that neurotrophins
are expressed in the developing mammalian olfactory epithelium during
the time that synaptic connections are being made with the developing
forebrain. At this time, cells in the rostral telencephalon express the
appropriate tyrosine kinase trk receptors for these neurotrophins and
the olfactory bulbs begin to form. The spatial and temporal patterns
of expression suggest the hypothesis that developing sensory neurons in
the olfactory epithelium anterogradely transport specific neurotrophin
factors to responsive forebrain neurons and thereby contribute to
development of the olfactory bulb. The goals of the proposed research
are to test aspects of this hypothesis. The first specific aim is to
identify the specific cell types expressing different neurotrophins and
their receptors in the epithelium and bulb. In particular we wish to
determine if neurotrophin mRNAs are expressed by olfactory sensory
neurons and if neurotrophin proteins are localized within olfactory
nerve projections. Cell types will be identified by colocalization of
neurotrophin/receptor mRNA and protein with phenotypic markers specific
for subpopulations of olfactory cells The second aim is to determine if
the olfactory nerve anterogradely transports neurotrophins from the
epithelium to the bulb, and if this has functional consequences.
Studies will determine if colchicine treatment increases neurotrophin
immunoreactivity in sensory neurons while decreasing immunoreactivity
in olfactory axons and terminals. We will also evaluate the
redistribution of radiolabeled neurotrophins applied to the olfactory
epithelium, and measure levels of bulb trk phosphorylation following
such treatment. The third aim is to determine if early neurotrophic
factor deprivation leads to morphological or phenotypic abnormalities
in the bulb. This will be accomplished by evaluating olfactory system
development in mice carrying targeted mutations in neurotrophin genes.
The levels, distribution and cellular localization of neurotrophin and
trk expression, and of phenotypic cell markers, will be examined in the
normal and neurotrophin-deprived olfactory system. Differences in
patterns of cell death in forebrain and bulb neuron morphology will also
be examined. The final aim is to determine if early neurotrophin
deprivation has functional consequences in this system by evaluating
bulb trk phosphorylation and odor-stimulated c-fos expression in
knockout mice and control littermates. Results of these studies will
contribute to our understanding of the molecular signals that regulate
mammalian forebrain development.
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批准号:8431947
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项目类别:
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资助金额:$42.91万
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财政年份:2012
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负责人:KATHLEEN M GUTHRIE
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依托单位:
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负责人:KATHLEEN M GUTHRIE
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依托单位:
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批准号:30330260
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项目类别:重点项目
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资助金额:105.0万元
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批准年份:2003
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负责人:顾军
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