EXPRESSION ZONES IN MAMMALIAN OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM
EXPRESSION ZONES IN MAMMALIAN OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM
批准号:
6104346
负责人:
Linda B Buck
金额:
$21.03万
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:
1998-09-01 至 2000-03-31
关键词:
DNA binding protein chemoreceptors developmental genetics developmental neurobiology gel mobility shift assay gene expression genetic regulatory element immunofluorescence technique in situ hybridization laboratory mouse mixed tissue /cell culture neurogenesis nucleic acid sequence olfactory lobe olfactory stimulus polymerase chain reaction receptor expression respiratory epithelium southern blotting tissue /cell culture transcription factor
中文摘要
嗅觉系统中潜在的感知敏锐度的机制是
不是很清楚。我们已经确定了一个多基因家族,它编码
嗅觉表达的数百种不同的气味受体
鼻腔内的感觉神经元。我们最近获得了证据
这些受体以不同的空间模式表达,可能
提供传入感官信息的初始组织
嗅觉上皮在其传输到嗅球之前。
嗅觉上皮似乎被分成有限数量。
气味感受器表达区域。这些区域是双边的
在两个鼻腔中对称,在不同的
个人。每个受体基因可能只在一个区域表达。
然而,许多不同的受体基因在同一区域和
每个基因都在散布在整个区域的神经元中表达。
看来,发育中的神经元在选择哪个受体基因时
表达,可能局限于严格定义的区带基因集,但可能
通过随机机制从该集合中选择一个成员。
拟议的研究将调查高度明确的分区如何
气味受体基因表达的组织实现和检测
该组织的职能意义。一种体外试验
神经发生系统将被用来确定带状图案
是嗅觉上皮固有的或由嗅觉施加的
灯泡通过逆行信号。为了深入了解分子
机制,我们将使用染色体原位
杂交以检查区带基因组的基因组组织。
为了识别充当区域说明符的分子,我们将:L)研究
5‘侧翼是否存在区带特异性序列基序
气味受体基因的序列,如果是的话,使用这些基序
识别识别这些基序的DNA结合蛋白,2)执行聚合酶链式反应
用简并引物鉴定已知家族成员的反应
差异表达的DNA结合蛋白
不同区域,3)执行区域特定RNA的广泛搜索
差异RNA显示方法。最后,在一系列
合作研究,我们会问气味感受器
当嗅觉上皮起到功能单位的作用时,表达带起作用
暴露在气味中。总而言之,这些研究应该提供一个很好的
有关该表达式的功能意义的大量信息
区域和它们被指定的分子机制。自.以来
用于实现功能组织的机制
嗅觉系统很可能被神经衰弱的其他部位所共享
系统,这些研究可能有助于更广泛的理解
神经系统的发育和功能。
英文摘要
The mechanisms underlying perceptual acuity in the olfactory system are
not well understood. We have identified a multigene family that codes for
hundreds of diverse odorant receptors that are expressed by olfactory
sensory neurons in the nasal cavity. We have recently obtained evidence
that these receptors are expressed in distinct spatial patterns that may
provide for an initial organization of incoming sensory information in
the olfactory epithelium prior to its transmission to the olfactory bulb.
It appears that the olfactory epithelium is divided into a limited number
of odorant receptor expression zones. These zones are bilaterally
symmetrical in the two nasal cavities and are the same in different
individuals. Each receptor gene may be expressed in only one zone.
However, many different receptor genes are expressed in the same zone and
each gene is expressed in neurons that are scattered throughout the zone.
It appears that the developing neuron, in choosing which receptor gene
to express, may be confined to a strictly defined zonal gene set, but may
select a member of that set via a stochastic mechanism.
The proposed studies will investigate how the highly specified zonal
organization of odorant receptor gene expression is achieved and examine
the functional significance of this organization. An in vitro
neurogenesis system will be used to determine whether zonal patterning
is intrinsic to the olfactory epithelium or is imposed by the olfactory
bulb via retrograde signals. In order to gain insight into the molecular
mechanisms underlying zonal patterning, we will use chromosomal in situ
hybridization to examine the genomic organization of the zonal gene sets.
To identify molecules which act as zone specifiers, we will: l) examine
whether zone specific sequence motifs are present in the 5' flanking
sequences of odorant receptor genes and, if so, use these motifs to
identify DNA binding proteins that recognize these motifs, 2) perform PCR
reactions with degenerate primers to identify members of known families
of DNA binding proteins that are differentially expressed in the
different zones, 3) perform a broad search for zone specific RNAs using
the differential RNA display method. Finally, in a series of
collaborative studies, we will ask whether the odorant receptor
expression zones behave as functional units when the olfactory epithelium
is exposed to odorants. Together, these studies should provide a great
deal of information about the functional significance of the expression
zones and the molecular mechanisms by which they are specified. Since the
mechanisms that are used to achieve the functional organization of the
olfactory system are likely to be shared by other parts of the nervous
system, these studies are likely to contribute to a broad understanding
of nervous system development and function.
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