宮內(nèi)TCDD暴露對(duì)子代印記基因及空間學(xué)習(xí)記憶影響的跨代遺傳研究
[Abstract]:2,3,7,8- four chloro two benzo benzo - two VA e (TCDD) can be transmitted through the placenta and milk to the next generation, causing severe abnormal physiological and functional changes in directly exposed individuals and their progenies. The intergenerational genetic effect of the intrauterine TCDD exposure has not yet been reported on the intergenerational effect of intrauterine exposure to the imprinted gene of the somatic tissue of the rat. Whether the intrauterine TCDD exposure can cause the spatial learning and memory damage of the offspring, whether the effect can be transmitted across the generation, and not yet be reported in the literature. Purpose to explore the intrauterine TCDD storm in the sex determination period of the gonadal gland. The effect of exposure on the growth and development of F1-F3 generation, as well as the liver imprinting gene Igf2 of F1 and F3 male rats, further study the related epigenetic cross generation regulation mechanism, and study the effect of TCDD exposure on the spatial learning and memory ability of the adult rats in the F1-F3 generation. Methods a cross generation rat model was established, and the female SD rats of F0 generation were in the gonads. The sex determination period (8-14 days of pregnancy, GD 8-14) was administered to the stomach of TCDD, and the dose of 0200800 ng/kg bw.F1-F3 offspring was measured in the perinatal period. The distance of the anal genital pore (AGD) and the weight growth were measured. The Igf2/H19 loci in the liver tissues of F1 and F3 male rats were two difference using the Sodium Bisulfite sequencing method (BSP) method. The methylation status of ICR (DMR2) was measured and the Real-time PCR method was used to determine the expression level of the expression level of insulin like growth factor 2 (Igf2), DNA methyltransferase (DNMT1, DNMT3A, DNMT3B) of the liver imprinted gene of the F1 and F3 male mice, and the spatial learning of adult rats in the water maze test was tested. Results in 1 intrauterine gonadal sex determination, TCDD exposure did not affect the size of F1-F3 nests and the proportion of birth sex, but resulted in a significant decrease in the birth and lactation survival rates of the F1 generation female rats and male rats, the shortening of the perinatal length and tail length, and the shortening of the perinatal and adult AGD; these effects were in the F2 and F3 generations. The offspring still continued, but with the passage of the passage, the effect gradually weakened; the sex determination period of the 2 intrauterine sex gland TCDD exposure could significantly cause the low birth weight of the F1 and F2 generation and the slow growth of the perinatal body weight. In the trend of weight growth, Gao Jiliang (800 ng/kg BW) TCDD intrauterine exposure resulted in the weight of the F1 generation rats lower than the control group, and along with the transmission. On behalf of the F3 generation, there were still different degrees of slow weight growth, while in the low dose (200 ng/kg BW) TCDD intrauterine offspring, the weight gain of different degrees was higher than that of the same control group, and continued to the F3 generation, and the 3 intrauterine TCDD exposure could cause the F1-F3 male male rats (testis, epididymis, prostate) and the female rats (ovaries). The changes in the organ weight and organ coefficient of the reproductive system were changed to varying degrees, and the effect of this effect was attenuated with the passage. The long-term effect of intrauterine TCDD exposure on the weight and organ coefficient of the F1-F3 generation general organs (spleen, kidney, heart, liver) was also observed; 4 intrauterine TCDD exposure could cause the liver imprinting gene Igf2 of the offspring F1 and F3 generations of the male rats. The expression of M RNA expression of F1 generation male rat Igf2 in M RNA expression and 800 ng/kg BW TCDD group was 0.81 times and 0.39 times (P0.05), respectively. After the transmission of male reproductive lines in two generations, the expression level of F3 generation was still obviously decreasing. 200 and 800 were the control group. 0.25 and 0.33 times (P0.05); 5 Analysis of the methylation degree of two differential methylation regions of the imprinting gene Igf2 showed that the degree of methylation in the F1 generation ICR region increased with the increase of the dose, and the degree of methylation in the DMR2 region decreased with the increase of the dose; and as the transmission was carried out, the TCDD exposure induced ICR and DMR2 in the intrauterine exposure. The changes in the F3 generation are similar in the F3 generation; with the alteration of the methylation pattern in the differential methylation region of the imprinting gene Igf2, the establishment and maintenance of the DNMTs of the imprinted gene expression is also affected by the intrauterine TCDD exposure: the F1 generation DNMT1, the m RNA expression of DNMT3A and DNMT3B present a non monotonic pattern, and the effect is still convex in the F3 generation. 7 Morris water maze acquired training stage, the incubation period and swimming distance of the F1-F3 generation adult rats in the TCDD intrauterine exposure group had different degrees of prolongation compared with the control group, and the effect continued until the F3 generation still showed a weak difference with the control group; in the 8 Morris test, the 800 ng/kg BW TCDD group of the F1 generation was male. The number of mice passed through the original platform significantly decreased, but the effect was not highlighted in the F2, F3 generation, and the female offspring of the F1-F3 generation did not differ. The time spent in the female and male adult rats of the F1 800 ng/kg BW TCDD group was more than the control group; the 9 Morris water maze acquired the sexual training stage and the offspring learning caused by the intrauterine TCDD action. The male rats of.F2 generation TCDD took longer time to find concealed platforms than the female rats in the same dose group; and in the F1 and F2 generations, the male rats in the group TCDD showed a certain degree of feminization. The above sex difference experienced two generations of transmission attenuation. Conclusion the 1 intrauterine gonads TCDD exposure in the sex determination period has a certain effect on the general growth and development of the F1-F3 generation and AGD, and the effect gradually diminished with the passage of the passage. 2 the long-term effect of TCDD exposure on the offspring's body weight may show "inverted U" phenomenon: the growth of TCDD intrauterine exposure progeny weight may be stimulated under the effect of low dose. Modern compensatory growth; and the growth of body weight under the high dose of inhibition, the phenomenon may pass through the generation; 3 sex determination of sex in the gonad period TCDD intrauterine exposure has extensive developmental toxicity, may disturb the formation of organs, the reproductive system of the progeny, the immune system, and produce renal toxicity, heart toxicity, and liver toxicity. Some effects can also continue to affect multiple generations and increase the risk of disease; 4 intrauterine TCDD exposure may not directly cause adverse pregnancy outcomes. On the contrary, it may have long and subtle effects or damage to growth and development indicators. The effect of the cross generation effect of target organs may also involve epigenetic factors, for the subsequent TCDD cross generation. The selection of genetic research targets has a certain suggestive effect; 5 the intrauterine exposure to TCDD in the sex determination period of sex glands can cause the epigenetic modification of the imprinted gene Igf2 to cause changes in the expression of the imprinting genes, and the abnormal methylation pattern of the imprinted gene can escape the process of the re methylation of the genome in the passage and carry out the cross generation. Heredity; DNA methyltransferase plays a certain role in the transgenerational transmission of the imprinted gene methylation pattern caused by TCDD; 6 intrauterine TCDD exposure can cause damage to the spatial learning and memory ability of the adult male and female adult rats of F1-F3 generation, and has a cross generation genetic effect; the changes of spatial learning and memory ability induced by intrauterine TCDD exposure have sex differences. The TCDD progeny male mice showed "feminization", suggesting that TCDD may result in the "derangement" of the neurobehavioral behavior of the male offspring through the hormonal disorder effect, but the effect gradually attenuates after two generations of transmission.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:天津醫(yī)科大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號(hào)】:R714.5
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