LATE G1/S-PHASE CELL CYCLE-DEPENDENT GENES
LATE G1/S-PHASE CELL CYCLE-DEPENDENT GENES
批准号:
3184512
负责人:
W EDWARD MERCER
金额:
$11.11万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
1987
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1987-08-01 至 1990-07-31
关键词:
Adenoviridae HeLa cells autoradiography blood proteins cell growth regulation chemical fingerprinting gel electrophoresis gene expression genetic library genetic manipulation genetic transcription hamsters latent virus infection messenger RNA molecular cloning nucleic acid hybridization nucleic acid probes nucleic acid sequence plasmids radiotracer synchronous cell division temperature sensitive mutant tissue /cell culture transposon /insertion element virus diseases virus infection mechanism
中文摘要
腺病毒感染半容许和非容许细胞
在培养条件下诱导细胞DNA合成,
DNA合成在未感染的细胞中不发生。 dna合成
腺病毒诱导的G1期发生在几个G1期的情况下,
通常伴随血清刺激DNA的事件
合成. 这包括一组细胞周期的表达-
依赖性基因是以下表达的基因的子集
血清刺激 虽然有例外,但趋势
显示Ad2通常激活晚期G1期或S期基因,
而早期和中期G1期基因不受影响。 这些
结果表明:1)腺病毒刺激细胞DNA
通过不同的机制合成(尽管它可以
是血清生长因子使用的机制的一部分。 2)AD2
非允许细胞的感染可用于筛选
在G1/S期晚期表达的细胞基因
细胞分裂周期 我们的近期目标是确定一个
晚期G1/S期细胞周期依赖性基因转录物亚群
它们在腺病毒感染的和血清中表达,
刺激细胞 所使用的实验方法如下:
1)互补DNA(cDNA)细菌质粒
表达的细胞poly(A+)mRNA序列文库,
非允许性温度敏感性G1期细胞周期突变体
感染腺病毒2的叙利亚仓鼠(tsAF 8)将被
构建了 2)将使用差异分子杂交技术
为了从cDNA文库的成员中鉴定那些
对应于细胞基因转录物的cDNA克隆
优先在腺病毒感染的细胞中表达。 3)的
这些克隆的cDNA插入片段将用作分子探针
鉴定和表征信使RNA转录本,
北方印迹分析和基因组DNA测序
印迹分析。 4)细胞周期依赖的RNA水平
这些基因的表达将在同步化的细胞中确定,
在细胞分裂周期的不同阶段,以及在其他TS细胞中,
周期突变体,在不同的阶段,当血清-
在限制性温度下刺激。 一旦这已经
完成后,编码这些序列的细胞基因将被
从叙利亚仓鼠基因组中鉴定和分离
噬菌体文库 该项目的长期目标将是
分析这些基因的结构,并确定
它们的表达至关重要,因为它与细胞DNA有关
复制、形态转化和永生化
原代叙利亚仓鼠真皮成纤维细胞。
英文摘要
Adenovirus infection of semipermissive and nonpermissive cells
induces cellular DNA synthesis under culture conditions where
DNA synthesis does not occur in uninfected cells. DNA synthesis
induced by adenovirus occurs in the absence of several G1-phase
events which normally accompany serum-stimulated DNA
synthesis. This includes the expression of a set of cell cycle-
dependent genes which are a subset of those expressed following
serum stimulation. Although there are exceptions, the trend
shows that Ad2 generally activates late G1- or S-phase genes,
while early and mid G1-phase genes are not affected. These
results suggest that: 1) Adenoviruses stimulate cellular DNA
synthesis by a mechanism which is not the same (although it could
be part of the) mechanism used by serum growth factors. 2) Ad2
infection of nonpermissive cells could be used to screen for
cellular genes perferentially expressed in late G1/S-phase of the
cell division cycle. Our immediate aim will be to identify a
subset of late G1/S-phase cell cycle-dependent gene transcripts
which are expressed in both adenovirus-infected and in serum-
stimulated cells. The experimental approaches used will be as
follows: 1) A complementary DNA (cDNA) bacterial plasmid
library of cellular poly(A+) mRNA sequences expressed in a
nonpermissive temperature-sensitive, G1-phase cell cycle mutant
of Syrian hamster (tsAF8) infected with adenovirus 2 will be
constructed. 2) Differential molecular hybridization will be used
to identify from among the members of the cDNA library, those
cDNA clones which correspond to cellular gene transcripts
preferentially expressed in adenovirus-infected cells. 3) The
cDNA inserts from these clones will be used as molecular probes
to identify and characterize messenger RNA transcripts by
Northern blot analysis and genomic DNA sequences by Southern
blot analyses. 4) The cell cycle-dependent level of RNA
expression of these genes will be ascertained in cells synchronized
in different phases of the cell division cycle, and in other ts cell
cycle mutants that arrest growth in different phases when serum-
stimulated at restrictive temperature. Once this has been
accomplished, the cellular genes encoding these sequences will be
identified and isolated from a Syrian hamster genomic
bacteriophage library. The long range goals of the project will be
to analyze the structure of these genes, and to ascertain the
critical importance of their expression as it relates to cell DNA
replication, morphological transformation and immortalization of
primary Syrian hamster dermal fibroblasts.
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