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This study investigates how epithelial cells moving together function to coordinate their collective movement to repair a wound. Using a lens ex vivo mock cataract surgery model we show that region-specific reorganization of cell–cell junctions, cytoskeletal networks and myosin function along apical and basal domains of an epithelium mediates the process of collective migration. An apical junctional complex composed of N-cadherin/ZO-1/myosin II linked to a cortical actin cytoskeleton network maintains integrity of the tissue during the healing process. These cells’ basal domains often preceded their apical domains in the direction of movement, where an atypical N-cadherin/ZO-1 junction, linked to an actin stress fiber network rich in phosphomyosin, was prominent in cryptic lamellipodia. These junctions joined the protruding forward-moving lamellipodia to the back end of the cell moving directly in front of it. These were the only junctions detected in cryptic lamellipodia of lens epithelia migrating in response to wounding that could transmit the protrusive forces that drive collective movement. Both integrity of the epithelium and ability to effectively heal the wound was found to depend on myosin mechanical cues. 相似文献
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Peter Newitt Jessica Boros Bhavani P. Madakashira Michael L. Robinson Lixing W. Reneker John W. McAvoy Frank J. Lovicu 《Differentiation; research in biological diversity》2010
Growth factor signaling, mediated via receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs), needs to be tightly regulated in many developmental systems to ensure a physiologically appropriate biological outcome. At one level this regulation may involve spatially and temporally ordered patterns of expression of specific RTK signaling antagonists, such as Sef (similar expression to fgfs). Growth factors, notably FGFs, play important roles in development of the vertebrate ocular lens. FGF induces lens cell proliferation and differentiation at progressively higher concentrations and there is compelling evidence that a gradient of FGF signaling in the eye determines lens polarity and growth patterns. We have recently identified the presence of Sef in the lens, with strongest expression in the epithelial cells. Given the important role for FGFs in lens developmental biology, we employed transgenic mouse strategies to determine if Sef could be involved in regulating lens cell behaviour. Over-expressing Sef specifically in the lens of transgenic mice led to impaired lens and eye development that resulted in microphthalmia. Sef inhibited primary lens fiber cell elongation and differentiation, as well as increased apoptosis, consistent with a block in FGFR-mediated signaling during lens morphogenesis. These results are consistent with growth factor antagonists, such as Sef, being important negative regulators of growth factor signaling. Moreover, the lens provides a useful paradigm as to how opposing gradients of a growth factor and its antagonist could work together to determine and stabilise tissue patterning during development and growth. 相似文献
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Vivek D. Desai Yan Wang Vladimir N. SimirskiiMelinda K. Duncan 《Differentiation; research in biological diversity》2010
Hyaluronan is an oligosaccharide found in the pericellular matrix of numerous cell types and hyaluronan-induced signaling is known to facilitate fibrosis and cancer progression in some tissues. Hyaluronan is also commonly instilled into the eye during cataract surgery to protect the corneal endothelium from damage. Despite this, little is known about the distribution of hyaluronan or its receptors in the normal ocular lens. In this study, hyaluronan was found throughout the mouse lens, with apparently higher concentrations in the lens epithelium. CD44, a major cellular receptor for hyaluronan, is expressed predominately in mouse secondary lens fiber cells born from late embryogenesis into adulthood. Surgical removal of lens fiber cells from adult mice resulted in a robust upregulation of CD44 protein, which preceded the upregulation of α-smooth muscle actin expression typically used as a marker of epithelial–mesenchyma transition in this model of lens epithelial cell fibrosis. Mice lacking the CD44 gene had morphologically normal lenses with a response to lens fiber cell removal similar to wildtype, although they exhibited an increase in cell-associated hyaluronan. Overall, these data suggest that lens cells have a hyaluronan-containing pericellular matrix whose structure is partially regulated by CD44. Further, these data indicate that CD44 upregulation in the lens epithelium may be an earlier marker of lens injury responses in the mouse lens than the upregulation of α-smooth muscle actin. 相似文献
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Amir Y. Mirarefi Sébastien Boutet Subramanian Ramakrishnan Andor J. Kiss Chi-Hing C. Cheng Arthur L. DeVries Ian K. Robinson Charles F. Zukoski 《Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (BBA)/General Subjects》2010
Background
The cortex and nucleus of eye lenses are differentiated by both crystallin protein concentration and relative distribution of three major crystallins (α, β, and γ). Here, we explore the effects of composition and concentration of crystallins on the microstructure of the intact bovine lens (37 °C) along with several lenses from Antarctic fish (− 2 °C) and subtropical bigeye tuna (18 °C).Methods
Our studies are based on small-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS) investigations of the intact lens slices where we study the effect of crystallin composition and concentration on microstructure.Results
We are able to distinguish the nuclear and cortical regions by the development of a characteristic peak in the intensity of scattered X-rays. For both the bovine and fish lenses, the peak corresponds to that expected for dense suspensions of α-crystallins.Conclusions
The absence of the scattering peak in the nucleus indicates that there is no characteristic wavelength for density fluctuations in the nucleus although there is liquid-like order in the packing of the different crystallins. The loss in peak is due to increased polydispersity in the sizes of the crystallins and due to the packing of the smaller γ-crystallins in the void space of α-crystallins.General significance
Our results provide an understanding for the low turbidity of the eye lens that is a mixture of different proteins. This will inform design of optically transparent suspensions that can be used in a number of applications (e.g., artificial liquid lenses) or to better understand human diseases pathologies such as cataract. 相似文献35.
Junghyun Kim 《Biochemical and biophysical research communications》2010,391(1):346-27
Methylglyoxal (MGO) is a cytotoxic metabolite and modifies tissue proteins through the Maillard reaction, resulting in advanced glycation end products (AGEs), which can alter protein structure and functions. Several MGO-derived AGEs have been described, including argpyrimidine, a fluorescent product of the MGO reaction with arginine residues. Herein, we evaluated the cytotoxic role of MGO in human lens epithelial cell line (HLE-B3). HLE-B3 cells were exposed to 400 μM MGO in the present or absence of pyridoxamine for 24 h. We then examined the formation of argpyrimidine, apoptosis and oxidative stress in HLE-B3 cells. In MGO-treated HLE-B3 cells, the accumulation of argpyrimidine was markedly increased, and caspase-3 and 8-hydroxydeoxyguanosine (8-OHdG) were highly expressed, which paralleled apoptotic cell death. However, pyridoxamine (AGEs inhibitor) prevented the argpyrimidine formation and apoptosis of MGO-treated HLE-B3 cells. These results suggested that the accumulation of argpyrimidine and oxidative DNA damage caused by MGO are involved in apoptosis of HLE-B3 cells. 相似文献
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Growth factor regulation of lens development 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
Lens arises from ectoderm situated next to the optic vesicles. By thickening and invaginating, the ectoderm forms the lens vesicle. Growth factors are key regulators of cell fate and behavior. Current evidence indicates that FGFs and BMPs are required to induce lens differentiation from ectoderm. In the lens vesicle, posterior cells elongate to form the primary fibers whereas anterior cells differentiate into epithelial cells. The divergent fates of these embryonic cells give the lens its distinctive polarity. There is now compelling evidence that, at least in mammals, FGF is required to initiate fiber differentiation and that progression of this complex process depends on the synchronized and integrated action of a number of distinct growth factor-induced signaling pathways. It is also proposed that an antero-posterior gradient of FGF stimulation in the mammalian eye ensures that the lens attains and maintains its polarity and growth patterns. Less is known about differentiation of the lens epithelium; however, recent studies point to a role for Wnt signaling. Multiple Wnts and their receptors are expressed in the lens epithelium, and mice with impaired Wnt signaling have a deficient epithelium. Recent studies also indicate that other families of molecules, that can modulate growth factor signaling, have a role in regulating the ordered growth and differentiation of the lens. 相似文献
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