ESTROGEN REGULATION OF HUMAN INTERLEUKIN 6 GENE PROMOTER
ESTROGEN REGULATION OF HUMAN INTERLEUKIN 6 GENE PROMOTER
批准号:
2704507
负责人:
SREENIVAS KOKA
金额:
$3.57万
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:
1998-07-01 至 2000-06-30
关键词:
estradiol estrogen receptors estrogens gel mobility shift assay gene deletion mutation gene expression genetic promoter element hormone regulation /control mechanism human tissue interleukin 1 interleukin 6 luciferin monooxygenase nucleic acid sequence nucleoproteins oligonucleotides osteoblasts plasmids polymerase chain reaction receptor binding tissue /cell culture transcription factor
中文摘要
近一半50岁以上的女性(绝经后)将有
骨丢失(骨质疏松症)严重到自发性骨折
腰椎、髋关节或手腕都会出现。雌激素水平降低
绝经后妇女的生殖与骨量丢失有关
雌激素替代疗法是一种主要的治疗方式
保护骨量。促进细胞因子白介素6的产生
成骨细胞(IL-6)通过破骨细胞募集引起骨吸收
和差异化。人成骨样细胞体外产生IL-6的实验研究
细胞(OCs)受促炎细胞因子白介素IL-2刺激
IL-1β和雌激素调节IL-1β对IL-6的影响
信使核糖核酸水平和蛋白质分泌。雌激素的作用机制(S)
细胞因子对人口腔黏膜上皮细胞IL-6基因表达的调控
人们对此知之甚少。雌激素/雌激素受体(ER)被认为是
通过与IL-6基因启动子相互作用间接影响IL-6基因启动子
参与IL-6基因调控的多种转录因子
表情。然而,我们对IL-6基因启动子核苷酸的分析
序列指示另一种潜在机制,通过假定的
远端片段中的雌激素受体/激活蛋白-1结合位点
发起人的身份。
这一提议的假设是雌激素/内质网调节IL-1β-
诱导型IL-6基因在人成骨细胞中的表达
转录因子和/或与IL-6内的ER元件结合
基因启动子。检验这一假设的具体目的是:1)
确定IL-6基因的启动子元件是
IL-1β在人口腔鳞状细胞中的激活。这将通过使用
野生型IL-6基因启动子(Phil-6/Luc+)和一系列缩短的
启动子片段(缺失构建体)。2)确定这些或
不同的区域对应于对雌激素调节有反应的区域。
这将通过治疗IL-1β刺激的OCs来实现
用Phil-6/Luc+或带有17beta-
雌二醇。3)确定与雌激素有关的转录因子
IL-1β诱导的IL-6基因启动子活性的调节。这将是
使用IL-1β和17β的核蛋白提取物来完成
电迁移率移位分析中雌激素刺激的人OCs。
生物医学意义。大约有130万人发生骨折
在美国每年可归因于骨质疏松症,
估计每年耗资100亿美元。身份识别
雌激素调节IL-6基因表达的机制将
加强对骨质疏松症病理生物学的认识
建议未来旨在治疗和预防这种疾病的战略。
英文摘要
Nearly one half of women over the age of 50 (post-menopausal) will have
bone loss (osteoporosis) so severe that spontaneous fractures of the
lumbar vertebrae, hip, or wrist will occur. Decreased estrogen
production by post-menopausal women is associated with loss of bone mass
and estrogen replacement therapy is a primary treatment modality to
preserve bone mass. Enhanced production of the cytokine interleukin-6
(IL-6) by osteoblasts causes bone resorption via osteoclast recruitment
and differentiation. In vitro, IL-6 production by human osteoblast-like
cells (OLCs) is stimulated by the pro-inflammatory cytokine interleukin-
1beta (IL-1beta) and estrogen modulates this effect of IL-1beta on IL-6
mRNA levels and protein secretion. The mechanism(s) of estrogen
modulation of cytokine-induced IL-6 gene expression in human OLCs is
poorly understood. Estrogen/estrogen receptor (ER) is suggested to
affect the IL-6 gene promoter indirectly through interaction with
various transcription factors involved in regulation of IL-6 gene
expression. However, our analysis of the IL-6 gene promoter nucleotide
sequence indicates an additional potential mechanism, via a putative
estrogen receptor/activator protein-1 binding site in the distal segment
of the promoter.
The hypothesis of this proposal is that estrogen/ERs modulate IL-1beta-
induced-IL-6 gene expression in human osteoblasts via interaction with
transcription factors and/or binding to an ER element within the IL-6
gene promoter. The specific aims to test this hypothesis are to: 1)
Determine the promoter elements of the IL-6 gene that are required for
IL-1beta activation in human OLCs. This will be accomplished by using
the wild type IL-6 gene promoter (phIL-6/luc+) and a series of shortened
promoter fragments (deletion constructs). 2) Determine if these or
different regions correspond to those responsive to estrogen regulation.
This will be accomplished by treating IL-1beta-stimulated OLCs
transfected with phIL-6/luc+ or deletion constructs with 17beta-
estradiol. 3) Identify transcription factors involved in estrogen
regulation of IL-1beta-induced-IL-6 gene promoter activity. This will
be accomplished using nuclear protein extracts of IL-1beta-and 17beta-
estradiol-stimulated human OLCs in electromobility shift assays.
Biomedical significance. Approximately 1.3 million bone fractures occur
every year in the United States that are attributable to osteoporosis,
at an estimated annual cost of 10 billion dollars. Identification of
the mechanisms by which estrogen regulates IL-6 gene expression will
enhance our understanding of the pathobiology of osteoporosis and
suggest future strategies aimed at treating and preventing this disease.
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