Dynamin-1與內(nèi)側(cè)顳葉癲癇發(fā)生的關系及機制研究
[Abstract]:Research background and purpose:
Epilepsy (epilepsy) is a common nervous system disease. The incidence of epilepsy in childhood is obviously higher than that of other ages. The incidence of epilepsy is about 3.5 per thousand -6.6 per thousand. The incidence of epilepsy is varied, the cause is complex and the disease is very harmful to the patients. Among them, the intractable epilepsy (mesial temporal lobe epilepsy, MTLE) is more common, and the hippocampus is sclerosis. So far, the treatment of MTLE has been a difficult point for the treatment of epilepsy, and the pathogenesis of MTLE is still a hot and difficult point in recent decades.
In recent years, the study of synaptic vesicle cycle related regulatory proteins has become a new hot spot. Synaptic vesicle circulation is the basis for maintaining neurotransmitter transmission. Synaptic vesicles complete a synaptic vesicle cycle through exocytosis and endocytosis. A large number of studies have proved that the neuronal synapses in epileptic patients have obvious functional abnormalities. The rapid circulatory regeneration of synapses through synaptic vesicles makes synaptic transmission functions that can only transmit several or dozens of nerve impulses per second to hundreds of times per second to hundreds of times per second in normal conditions, making the epileptic discharge rapidly spread. Effective therapeutic targets have important theoretical and practical significance.
Dynamin-1, also known as the starting protein -1, is a 96kD macromolecular weight three guanosine enzyme (GTPase), a member of the GTPase family. In the past 20 years, the research has been confirmed in many aspects, such as gene, cell signal regulation, protein function, and so on. Dynamin-1 plays a vital role in the use of grid protein mediated synaptic vesicle endocytosis and vesicle recycling. Other regulatory mechanisms of IN-1 dependence can maintain the basic normal synaptic vesicle function under physiological state, and dynamin-1 plays a key role in maintaining the high frequency and long term discharge process of neurons. Therefore, the intervention of dynamin-1 as a target can block the rapid circulation of vesicles in high frequency and long term electrical excitatory events. It can be seen that dynamin-1 is expected to be a very promising, completely different from the traditional antiepileptic drug mechanism of antiepileptic drugs research and development target.
In this experiment, the MTLE model of young rats was established to explore the expression changes of dynamin-1 during the development of MTLE from a whole and continuous development point of view. At the same time, it was verified in the hippocampal tissue of children with MTLE, and the epileptic cell model of the isolated primary hippocampal neurons was further established to explore the mechanism of dynamin-1 in the process of epilepsy. This provides a new perspective for the search of new drug targets for refractory MTLE.
Then, we screened 63 proteins that might interact with dynamin-1 in the synaptic body of the rat brain by constructing the fusion protein of dynamin-14 domain, and selected 3 proteins that had never been interacted with dynamin-1 previously reported: Rab GD I, C1C-3 with TUC-4b, and use immunoprecipitation for its nature. The study of the interaction with dynamin-1 under conditions.
This study is divided into three parts:
Research methods:
1. using the method established in this laboratory, lithium chloride pilocarpine was used to induce epileptic seizures in young rats of 3 weeks old Sprague-Dawley (SD). According to the development process of MTLE, three time points (acute, latent, chronic) were divided into 6 groups: acute phase control group, acute stage model group, latent period control group, latent period model group, slow The changes in the expression of dynamin-1 and phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the hippocampus of MTLE rats were dynamically observed by Western blot and immunohistochemical technique. The expressions of the hippocampal dynamin-1 after intractable MTLE were collected, and the expression changes were detected by Western blot and immunohistochemistry.
2. the hippocampal neurons were cultured in the newborn SD rats. The epileptic discharge was induced by the method of MGC external fluid perfusion. The epileptic cell model was established. The activity of dynamin-1 was inhibited by the dynamin-1 inhibitor dynasore. The expression of dynamin-1 and phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the epileptic cell model was observed by Western blot and immunofluorescence. Further studies on the changes of endocytosis in the epileptic cell model after inhibiting the activity of dynamin-1 protein were carried out with transferrin.
3. a fusion protein of dynamin-14 functional domains was constructed and interacted with the synaptosomes in the rat brain. The interaction proteins of dynamin-1 in the synaptic body of the rat brain were screened by GST-pull down combined mass spectrometry. The protein, endophilins and amphiphysins that had been confirmed to be exactly interacting with dynamin-1 were reported. 3 proteins interacting with dynamin-1, Rab GD I, C1C-3 and TUC-4b, which have never been reported before, were selected to study the interaction with dynamin-1 in natural conditions by immunoprecipitation.
The results of the study:
1. Western blot and immunohistochemical results showed that the expression of phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the acute and chronic phase of MTLE rats and in the hippocampus of MTLE children was significantly lower than that of the same period control group (P0.05). The expression of the latent period in the MTLE rats was no difference compared with the same period control group, but the total dynamin-1 protein was in the MTLE rat and MTLE children. There was no significant difference in the expression of the hippocampus between the control group and the control group.
2. Western blot and immunohistochemical results showed that the expression of phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the epileptic cell model group was significantly lower than that in the control group (P0.05). The expression of phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the epileptic cell model group pretreated by dynamin-1 inhibitor dynasore was basically consistent with that of the normal control group, and dynasore against the normal control group. The expression of dynamin-1 protein had no obvious effect on the expression of.Dynamin-1 total protein in the epileptic discharge model of hippocampal neurons and in the control group. Laser microconfocal microscopy showed that the amount of hippocampal neurons in the epileptic cell model group increased significantly (P0.05). After the application of dynasore to inhibit the expression of dynamin-1 protein, the epileptogenic activity was observed. The amount of cytosolic carbon in hippocampal neurons of the discharge group was significantly reduced. Meanwhile, dynasore had no significant effect on the amount of neurons in the hippocampus of the normal control group.
3. we screened 63 proteins that might interact with dynamin-1, in which 36 proteins were identified in the PRD domain, 14 in PH domain, 7 in the GED domain and 6 in the GTPase domain. The known dynamin-1 interacting protein endophilins and amphiphysins were confirmed to interact with dynamin-1. No protein RabGDI and C1C were reported. There is interaction between -3 and dynamin-1. However, no interaction was found between TUC-4b and dynamin-1.
The conclusions are as follows:
The expression of 1. phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the acute, chronic, and hippocampal tissues of MTLE rats was significantly lower than that of the same period control group, suggesting that dynamin-1 may play an important role in the development of epilepsy through the process of phosphorylation / dephosphorylation.
2. the expression of phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein in the epileptic cell model group decreased and the amount of transferrin swallowed increased, but the expression of the dynamin-1 activity was not significantly changed after the inhibition of the activity of the normal control group, and there was no significant difference in the expression of phosphorylated dynamin-1 protein before and after the inhibition of dynamin-1 activity in the normal control group. It suggested that dynamin-1 may affect its phosphorylation. Dephosphorylation and regulation of synaptic vesicle endocytosis play an important role in the pathogenesis of epilepsy, but have no effect on normal cell expression in physiological condition.
3. 63 proteins that might interact with dynamin-1 were screened. It was confirmed that endophilins and amphiphysins proteins interact with dynamin-1. The first reports of protein Rab GDI and C1C-3 are related to the action of dynamin-1.
【學位授予單位】:中南大學
【學位級別】:博士
【學位授予年份】:2014
【分類號】:R742.1
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