MOLECULAR BASIS OF OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION
MOLECULAR BASIS OF OLFACTORY DISCRIMINATION
批准号:
2331271
负责人:
Linda B Buck
金额:
$27.09万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-07-01 至 2001-01-31
关键词:
behavioral /social science research tag behavioral genetics chemoreceptors chromosomes fluorescent in situ hybridization gene deletion mutation genetic library genetic mapping genetic polymorphism genome human genetic material tag human population genetics human tissue molecular psychobiology neural information processing nucleic acid hybridization nucleic acid sequence olfactions olfactory stimulus polymerase chain reaction sensory discrimination southern blotting western blottings
中文摘要
哺乳动物辨别各种不同气味的机制
人们对此了解甚少。在以前的研究中,我们发现了一种新的多基因
编码数百种不同气味受体(OR)的大鼠家族
在嗅觉感觉神经元上表达的
鼻腔的上皮组织。ORS显示出特征序列
主题,但作为一个群体是非常多变的。巨大的体型和
OR家族的多样性与识别
种类繁多、结构多样的香料。我们最近发现
嗅上皮中OR基因表达的空间分布模式
这表明在大脑中可能存在着感觉信息的广泛组织
维持在轴突投射中的上皮细胞
嗅球。为了理解这一点的功能意义
对于组织来说,关键是要获得关于
个体ORs的功能特异性。一种明确的方法来解决这个问题
问题在于考察个体ORO在人类感知中的作用。通过
采取这样的方法,可能不仅可以获得信息
对于理解嗅觉信息处理很重要,但是
也能洞察人类知觉差异的基础
人口。
在这项建议中描述的研究中,我们将努力
个体OR基因与人类感知能力之间的关系
特殊的气味。我们将首先尝试分离和表征
整个人类或基因家族。在初步实验中,到目前为止,我们已经
分离了大约500个不同的人类OR基因。我们现在将搜索
有关包含我们初始筛选中遗漏的基因的其他克隆,以及
分离出它们包含的OR基因。然后OR基因将被分组
通过核酸杂交和核苷酸序列划分为亚家族
将进行分析,以调查生物多样性的程度
是人类还是家人。我们之前在老鼠身上的研究预测了集群
人类OR基因将位于许多不同的染色体位置。
为了定义人类或基因的染色体组织,我们首先
使用制备的探针将单个OR基因分配给特定的染色体
来自含有不同人类染色体的体细胞杂交系。我们
然后将OR基因簇定位到这些基因的特定区域
用荧光原位杂交技术检测染色体。最后,我们将使用
我们分离的OR基因和我们掌握的信息
在人类OR基因上累积,以分析OR的变异程度
在人类人口中的保留剧目。
英文摘要
The mechanisms by which mammals discriminate a vast array of diverse odors
are poorly understood. In previous studies we identified a novel multigene
family in rat that codes for hundreds of different odorant receptors (ORs)
that are expressed on olfactory sensory neurons in the olfactory
epithelium of the nasal cavity. ORs exhibit characteristic sequence
motifs, but as a group are extremely variable. The tremendous size and
diversity of the OR family are consistent with an ability to recognize a
wide variety of structurally diverse odorants. We have recently found
spatial patterns of OR gene expression in the olfactory epithelium that
indicate that there may be a broad organization of sensory information in
the epithelium that is maintained in the axonal projection to the
olfactory bulb. In order to understand the functional significance of this
organization, it is critical that information be obtained about the
functional specificity of individual ORs. One clearcut approach to this
problem is to examine the role of individual ORs in human perception. By
taking such an approach, it may be possible to not only gain information
important to an understanding of olfactory information processing, but
also gain insight into the bases of perceptual differences in the human
population.
In the studies described in this proposal we will initiate efforts to
correlate individual OR genes with the ability of humans to perceive
particular odorants. We will first attempt to isolate and characterize the
entire human OR gene family. In preliminary experiments, we have thus far
isolated approximately 500 different human OR genes. We will now search
for additional clones containing genes missed in our initial screen and
isolate the OR genes that they contain. The OR genes will then be grouped
into subfamilies by nucleic acid hybridization and nucleotide sequence
analyses will be performed to investigate the extent of diversity in the
human OR family. Our previous studies in the mouse predict that clusters
of human OR genes will be located at numerous different chromosomal sites.
To define the chromosomal organization of human OR genes we will first
assign individual OR genes to specific chromosomes using probes prepared
from somatic cell hybrid lines containing different human chromosomes. We
will then localize clusters of OR genes to specific regions of these
chromosomes by fluorescence in situ hybridization. Finally, we will use
the isolated OR genes we have isolated and the information we have
accumulated on human OR genes to analyze the extent of variation in OR
repertoire in the human population.
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批准号:7991330
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资助金额:$35.84万
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资助金额:$37.4万
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资助金额:$19.2万
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资助金额:$8.2万
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