Prestin在Spag6基因敲除小鼠外毛細(xì)胞中的表達(dá)研究
[Abstract]:BACKGROUND: Deafness is one of the most common sensory or functional disorders in humans, and a large proportion of deafness is related to heredity. There are still many deafness genes that have not been identified, so finding new deafness genes and revealing the mechanism of deafness are hot topics in the study of hearing impairment. SPAG6 was first found in infertile men because it encodes the cilia-associated protein SPAG6. Studies have shown that the sperm of Spag6 knockout mice loses microtubules in the flagellum center, and the mice develop sperm dyskinesia and infertility. In addition, SPAG6 also exists in other tissues and organs containing cilia, such as the central nervous system, respiration. Abnormalities in the Spag6 gene can lead to diseases such as hydrocephalus, pneumonia, and growth retardation. This suggests that the Spag6 gene plays an important role in maintaining many important physiological functions in vivo. Hair cells in the organ of Corti's are known to produce hearing. The cylindrical outer hair cells, which undergo mechanical stimulation of sound, rapidly change their length and toughness due to a dynamic protein molecule called prestin, a highly specialized anion carrier belonging to the solute transporter superfamily SLC26 (solute carrier protein), and specifically The lateral wall of the outer hair cells (OHCs) of the inner ear, which is the molecular basis for the electrokinesis and auditory amplification of the outer hair cells, has a motor protein nickname. Prestin expression is influenced by many factors, such as the use of ototoxic drugs, noise stimulation, radiation exposure, and direct interaction with certain proteins. Therefore, prestin-dependent normal hearing is very sensitive to interference from a variety of factors. Primary ciliary dyskinesia patients are often accompanied by hearing impairment, suggesting that some of the proteins encoding cilia may play a role in auditory physiology. SPAG6 is widely expressed in cilia cells and closely related to inner ear development. Therefore, we speculate that this microtubule-associated protein may be expressed in inner ear hair cells and is essential for hair cell function. In our previous study, we found that compared with wild type (Spag6+/+) and heterozygous type (Spag6+/-) mice, Spag gene knockout (Spag6-/-) mice developed severe deafness. There are few reports about the relationship between prestin and tubulin. So this study used Spag knockout mice to explore the expression of SPAG6 in hair cells and the possible relationship between prestin and SPAG6. Materials and Methods: Female and male heterozygous mice (Spag6+/-) were used to mate and reproduce wild type (Spag6+/+), heterozygous type (Spag6+/-) and gene knockout (Spag6-/-) mice, and were grouped according to different genotypes. Morphological characteristics of Cotty's hair cells and the distribution of SPAG6 in hair cells. The expression of prestin in different genotypes of mice (Spag6+/+, Spag6+/-, Spag6-/-) was determined by Western blotting and real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction. The possible association between prestin and SPAG6 was verified by immunoprecipitation assay. Results: 1. SPAG6 was expressed in the epidermis of outer hair cells, and SPAG6 and prestin-began to express in the lateral wall of outer hair cells. 2. Compared with wild-type and heterozygous mice, the fluorescence intensity of prestin in gene knockout mice was lower, and the morphological abnormalities of outer hair cells were obvious. 3. The expression of SPAG6-prestin mRNA and the expression of prestin in gene knockout mice (Spag6-/-) The expression of SPAG6 protein was significantly decreased. 4. Immunocoprecipitation test showed that there was interaction between SPAG6 and prestin. Conclusion: Spag6 mutant mice were successfully bred, and their physiognomy and genetic characteristics were consistent with previous studies, which prepared for further experiments. These play a crucial role. Severe deafness in knockout mice suggests that the Spag6 gene is closely related to deafness.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:山東大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2015
【分類(lèi)號(hào)】:R764.43
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