COMPLEXITY OF IN VIVO AXON GUIDANCE
体内轴突引导的复杂性
基本信息
- 批准号:6330402
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 29.03万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1978
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1978-04-01 至 2002-11-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:Drosophilidae antigens basement membrane blocking antibody cockroach complementary DNA cues developmental neurobiology genetic library growth cones immunoprecipitation innervation laboratory mouse laboratory rat molecular cloning monoclonal antibody neural growth associated protein neuroimmunomodulation neuronal guidance nonmammalian vertebrate embryology nucleic acid sequence polymerase chain reaction protein purification video microscopy
项目摘要
The long-term goal of this project is to learn how to manipulate axon growth in vivo. There are many instances when this would be an essential part of a therapeutic treatment after injury to the nervous system. In addition, the possible use of transplanted neurons to treat various CNS diseases may depend on these neurons sending axons to appropriate targets. The path growing axons follow during development is regulated by guidance mechanisms consisting of molecular cues that are non- uniformly distributed along the path. A particular role for gradients of attracting and repelling guidance cues has been proposed. A detailed understanding of how gradients of guidance cues direct the growth of axons is necessary to achieve this long-term goal. Recent progress has resulted in the identification and demonstration of in vivo function of 3 non-diffusible gradient molecules involved in the guidance of growth of the Til pioneer axons in the legs of the cockroach embryo. These molecules, localized to the substrate over which the axons grow, include 2 in the basement membrane and l on the surface of the epidermal epithelial cells. The complexity of the interactions between these guidance cues and the growth cone is greater than had been expected. This complexity is expressed in the fact that multiple and functionally redundant cues exist and in that these cues may interact with one another. The cockroach embryo is an ideal system in which to study the complexity of this developmental event. Its anatomical simplicity enables the proximal growth of identified pioneer axons in the leg to be observed in living preparations. In this proposal each of these cues will be molecularly characterized, the details of their ability to guide axon growth both in vivo and in vitro will be examined, as will be the in vivo interactions among them. A fourth molecule distributed in a gradient along the path of axon growth has been identified and experiments are proposed to examine its role in axon guidance. Like many developmental events, axon guidance is also likely to be phylogenetically conserved. The information obtained from studies of this insect are likely to be very relevant to understanding these processes in mammals.
该项目的长期目标是学习如何在体内操纵轴突生长。在许多情况下,这是神经系统受伤后治疗治疗的重要组成部分。另外,可能使用移植神经元来治疗各种中枢神经系统疾病可能取决于这些神经元将轴突发送到适当的靶标。 发育过程中的路径生长轴突受到指导机制的调节,该引导机制由沿路径的分子提示组成。已经提出了吸引和排斥指导提示的梯度的特殊作用。详细了解指导线索如何指导轴突的生长以实现这一长期目标是必要的。最近的进展导致了3个不可扩张梯度分子的体内识别和证明,参与了蟑螂胚胎腿部的TIL Pioneer轴突生长的指导。这些分子位于轴突生长的底物上,包括在表皮上皮细胞表面的基底膜中的2个。这些指导提示与生长锥之间相互作用的复杂性比预期的要大。 这种复杂性表达了以下事实:多个和功能上的冗余线索存在,并且这些提示可能相互作用。蟑螂胚胎是研究此发展事件的复杂性的理想系统。 它的解剖学简单使腿部鉴定出的先锋轴突的近端能够在生活制备中观察到。在此提案中,每个提示都将是分子表征的,它们在体内和体外的指导能力的细节将被检查,它们之间的体内相互作用也将被检查。已经鉴定出沿轴突生长路径中分布在梯度中的第四个分子,并提出了实验以检查其在轴突引导中的作用。像许多发育事件一样,轴突引导也可能是系统发育保守的。从该昆虫的研究中获得的信息可能与了解哺乳动物中的这些过程非常相关。
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- 资助金额:
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