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R.F. Spurney S.D. Mayros D. Collins P. Ruiz P.E. Klotman T. Coffman 《Prostaglandins & other lipid mediators》1990,39(2)
Cyclosporine A (CyA) nephorotoxicity is associated with impaired renal hemodynamic funtion and increased production of the vasoconstrictor eicosanoid thromboxane A2 (TxA2). In CyA toxic rats, renal dysfunction cna be partially reversed by inhibitors of thromoboxane sysnthase. However, interpretation of these results is complicated since inhibitance of thromboxane synthase may cause accumulation of prostaglandin endoperoxides that can act as partial agonists at the TxA2 receptor and may blunt the efficacy of treatment. Furthermore, these endoperoxides may be used as substrate for production of vasodilator prostaglandins causing beneficial effects on hemodynamics which are independent of thromboxane inhibition. To more specially examine the role of TxA2 in CyA toxicity, we investigated the effects of the thromboxane receptor antagonist GR32191 on renal hemodynamics in a rat model of CyA nephrotoxicity. In this model, administration of CyA resulted in a significant decrease in glomerular filtration rate (GFR) 2.85±0.26 [CyA] vs 6.82±0.96 ml/min/kg [vehicle]; p<0.0005) and renal blood flow (RBF) (21.6±2.31 [CyA] vs 31.8±3.60 ml/min/kg [vehicle]; p<0.025). Renal vascular resistance (RVR) was significantly higher in rats given CyA compared to animals treated with CyA vehicle (5.32±0.55 [cyCyA] vs 3.54±0.24 mm Hg/min/ml/kg [vehicle]; p<0.05). These hemodynamic alterations were associated with a significant increase in urinary excretion of unmetabolized, “native” thromboxane B2 (TxB2 (103±18 [CyA] vs 60±16 pg/hour [vehicle]; p<0.05). Only minimal histomorphologic changes were apparent by light microscopic examination of kidneys from both CyA and vehicle treated animals. However, with immunoperoxidase staining, a significantly greater number of cells experssing the rat common leukocyte antigen was found in the renal interstitium of rats given CyA*. There was no detectable increase in monocytes/macrophages in the kidneys of CyA toxic animals. In rats treated with CyA, intraarterial infusion of GR32191 at maximally tolerated doses significanlty increased GFR and RBD, and decreased RVR. Although both RBF and RVR were restored to levels not different from controls, GFR remained significantly reduced following administration of GR32191. These data suggest that the potent vasoconstrictor TxA2 plays an important role in mediating renal dysfunction in CyA nephrotoxicity. However, other factors may be important in producing nephrotoxicity associated with CyA. 相似文献
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To investigate the physiologic significance of enhanced renal thromboxane production in murine lupus nephritis, we measured renal hemodynamics and eicosanoid production in MRL-lpr/lpr mice from 8 to 20 weeks of age. Over this age range, MRL-lpr/lpr mice develop an autoimmune disease with nephritis similar to human systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). In these studies, glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and PAH clearance (CPAH) decreased progressively with age in MRL-lpr/lpr mice, but not in controls. This impairment of renal hemodynamics was associated with increased renal thromboxane production, as well as increased excretion of both thromboxane B2 (TxB2) and 2,3-dinor TxB2 in urine. There was an inverse correlation between renal thromboxane production in MRL-lpr/lpr mice and both GFR and CPAH. Furthermore, there were positive correlations between thromboxane production by the kidney and both the severity of renal histopathology and serum anti-DNA antibody levels measured in individual animals. Enhanced urinary excretion of TxB2 and the development of renal dysfunction also coincided temporally with the appearance of increased levels of interleukin 1 beta (IL-1 beta) mRNA in renal cortex. Acute administration of the specific thromboxane receptor antagonist GR32191 to MRL-lpr/lpr mice restored GFR to normal in early stages of the autoimmune disease. However, in animals with more advanced nephritis, the effect of acute thromboxane receptor blockade on renal hemodynamics was less marked. We conclude that thromboxane A2 is an important mediator of reversible renal hemodynamic impairment in murine lupus, especially in the early phase of disease. 相似文献
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Hardies SC; Martin SL; Voliva CF; Hutchison CA d; Edgell MH 《Molecular biology and evolution》1986,3(2):109-125
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Hannah Thomas Lisa Van den Broeck Ryan Spurney Rosangela Sozzani Margaret Frank 《The Plant cell》2022,34(1):535
Grafting has been adopted for a wide range of crops to enhance productivity and resilience; for example, grafting of Solanaceous crops couples disease-resistant rootstocks with scions that produce high-quality fruit. However, incompatibility severely limits the application of grafting and graft incompatibility remains poorly understood. In grafts, immediate incompatibility results in rapid death, but delayed incompatibility can take months or even years to manifest, creating a significant economic burden for perennial crop production. To gain insight into the genetic mechanisms underlying this phenomenon, we developed a model system using heterografting of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) and pepper (Capsicum annuum). These grafted plants express signs of anatomical junction failure within the first week of grafting. By generating a detailed timeline for junction formation, we were able to pinpoint the cellular basis for this delayed incompatibility. Furthermore, we inferred gene regulatory networks for compatible self-grafts and incompatible heterografts based on these key anatomical events, which predict core regulators for grafting. Finally, we examined the role of vascular development in graft formation and uncovered SlWOX4 as a potential regulator of graft compatibility. Following this predicted regulator up with functional analysis, we show that Slwox4 homografts fail to form xylem bridges across the junction, demonstrating that indeed, SlWOX4 is essential for vascular reconnection during grafting, and may function as an early indicator of graft failure.Gene regulatory networks for compatible self-grafted and incompatible heterografted pepper/tomato plants identify a role for SlWOX4 during junction formation. 相似文献
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Roberto?H?Higa Roberto?C?Togawa Arnaldo?J?Montagner Juliana?CF?Palandrani Igor?KS?Okimoto Paula?R?Kuser Michel?EB?Yamagishi Adauto?L?Mancini Goran?NeshichEmail author 《BMC bioinformatics》2004,5(1):107
Background
The integration of many aspects of protein/DNA structure analysis is an important requirement for software products in general area of structural bioinformatics. In fact, there are too few software packages on the internet which can be described as successful in this respect. We might say that what is still missing is publicly available, web based software for interactive analysis of the sequence/structure/function of proteins and their complexes with DNA and ligands. Some of existing software packages do have certain level of integration and do offer analysis of several structure related parameters, however not to the extent generally demanded by a user. 相似文献7.
Interest in the use of low-copy nuclear genes for phylogenetic analyses of
plants has grown rapidly, because highly repetitive genes such as those
commonly used are limited in number. Furthermore, because low- copy genes
are subject to different evolutionary processes than are plastid genes or
highly repetitive nuclear markers, they provide a valuable source of
independent phylogenetic evidence. The gene for granule-bound starch
synthase (GBSSI or waxy) exists in a single copy in nearly all plants
examined so far. Our study of GBSSI had three parts: (1) Amino acid
sequences were compared across a broad taxonomic range, including grasses,
four dicotyledons, and the microbial homologs of GBSSI. Inferred structural
information was used to aid in the alignment of these very divergent
sequences. The informed alignments highlight amino acids that are conserved
across all sequences, and demonstrate that structural motifs can be highly
conserved in spite of marked divergence in amino acid sequence. (2)
Maximum-likelihood (ML) analyses were used to examine exon sequence
evolution throughout grasses. Differences in probabilities among
substitution types and marked among-site rate variation contributed to the
observed pattern of variation. Of the parameters examined in our set of
likelihood models, the inclusion of among-site rate variation following a
gamma distribution caused the greatest improvement in likelihood score. (3)
We performed cladistic parsimony analyses of GBSSI sequences throughout
grasses, within tribes, and within genera to examine the phylogenetic
utility of the gene. Introns provide useful information among very closely
related species, but quickly become difficult to align among more divergent
taxa. Exons are variable enough to provide extensive resolution within the
family, but with low bootstrap support. The combined results of amino acid
sequence comparisons, maximum-likelihood analyses, and phylogenetic studies
underscore factors that might affect phylogenetic reconstruction. In this
case, accommodation of the variable rate of evolution among sites might be
the first step in maximizing the phylogenetic utility of GBSSI.
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Background
If biology is modular then clusters, or communities, of proteins derived using only protein interaction network structure should define protein modules with similar biological roles. We investigate the link between biological modules and network communities in yeast and its relationship to the scale at which we probe the network. 相似文献9.
Hall GL Logie KM Parsons F Schulzke SM Nolan G Murray C Ranganathan S Robinson P Sly PD Stick SM;AREST CF Berry L Garratt L Massie J Mott L Poreddy S Simpson S 《PloS one》2011,6(8):e23932
Background
In school-aged children with cystic fibrosis (CF) structural lung damage assessed using chest CT is associated with abnormal ventilation distribution. The primary objective of this analysis was to determine the relationships between ventilation distribution outcomes and the presence and extent of structural damage as assessed by chest CT in infants and young children with CF.Methods
Data of infants and young children with CF diagnosed following newborn screening consecutively reviewed between August 2005 and December 2009 were analysed. Ventilation distribution (lung clearance index and the first and second moment ratios [LCI, M1/M0 and M2/M0, respectively]), chest CT and airway pathology from bronchoalveolar lavage were determined at diagnosis and then annually. The chest CT scans were evaluated for the presence or absence of bronchiectasis and air trapping.Results
Matched lung function, chest CT and pathology outcomes were available in 49 infants (31 male) with bronchiectasis and air trapping present in 13 (27%) and 24 (49%) infants, respectively. The presence of bronchiectasis or air trapping was associated with increased M2/M0 but not LCI or M1/M0. There was a weak, but statistically significant association between the extent of air trapping and all ventilation distribution outcomes.Conclusion
These findings suggest that in early CF lung disease there are weak associations between ventilation distribution and lung damage from chest CT. These finding are in contrast to those reported in older children. These findings suggest that assessments of LCI could not be used to replace a chest CT scan for the assessment of structural lung disease in the first two years of life. Further research in which both MBW and chest CT outcomes are obtained is required to assess the role of ventilation distribution in tracking the progression of lung damage in infants with CF. 相似文献10.
Wang L Liu S Quarles LD Spurney RF 《American journal of physiology. Endocrinology and metabolism》2005,288(4):E826-E834
To investigate the role of G protein-coupled receptor kinases (GRKs) in regulating bone formation in vivo, we overexpressed the potent G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) regulator GRK2 in osteoblasts, using the osteocalcin gene-2 promoter to target expression to osteoblastic cells. Using the parathyroid hormone (PTH) receptor as a model system, we found that overexpression of GRK2 in osteoblasts attenuated PTH-induced cAMP generation by mouse calvaria ex vivo. This decrease in GPCR responsiveness was associated with a reduction in bone mineral density (BMD) in transgenic (TG) mice compared with non-TG littermate controls. The decrease in BMD was most prominent in trabecular-rich lumbar spine and was not observed in cortical bone of the femoral shaft. Quantitative computed tomography indicated that the loss of trabecular bone was due to a decrease in trabecular thickness, with little change in trabecular number. Histomorphometric analyses confirmed the decrease in trabecular bone volume and demonstrated reduced bone remodeling, as evidenced by a decrease in osteoblast numbers and osteoblast-mediated bone formation. Osteoclastic activity also appeared to be reduced because urinary excretion of the osteoclastic activity marker deoxypyridinoline was decreased in TG mice compared with control animals. Consistent with reduced coupling of osteoblast-mediated bone formation to osteoclastic bone resorption, mRNA levels of both osteoprotegrin and receptor activator of NF-kappaB ligand were altered in calvaria of TG mice in a pattern that would promote a low rate of bone remodeling. Taken together, these data suggest that enhancing GRK2 activity and consequently reducing GPCR activity in osteoblasts produces a low bone-turnover state that reduces bone mass. 相似文献