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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.42.2009.tde-09022010-103739
Document
Author
Full name
Daniela Ogias
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2009
Supervisor
Committee
Gama, Patricia (President)
Carvalho, Hernandes Faustino de
Colquhoun, Alison
Goldfeder, Eliane Maria
Lotfi, Claudimara Ferini Pacicco
Title in Portuguese
O jejum regula diferencialmente a corticosterone binding globulin (CBG) plasmática, o receptor de glicocorticóide (GR) e proteínas que controlam a progressão do ciclo celular na mucosa gástrica de filhotes e ratos adultos
Keywords in Portuguese
CBG
Ciclo celular
Corticosterona
Desenvolvimento pós-natal
Mucosa gástrica
Receptores de glicocorticóides
Abstract in Portuguese
O estado nutricional influencia o crescimento gástrico, e enquanto a proliferação celular é estimulada pelo jejum em filhotes, ela é inibida em ratos adultos. A corticosterona também age no desenvolvimento, e seus efeitos são regulados pela corticosterone binding globulin (CBG) e receptores de glicocorticóides (GR). Para investigar se a atividade da corticosterona responde ao jejum e como possíveis mudanças poderiam controlar o ciclo celular epitelial gástrico, nós avaliamos diferentes parâmetros durante a progressão do jejum em ratos de 18 e 40 dias de vida pós-natal. A restrição alimentar induziu um aumento de corticosterona no plasma em ambas as idades, mas apenas em filhotes o binding da CBG se elevou após o jejum curto, permanecendo alto até o final do tratamento. O jejum aumentou a atividade transcricional do GR na mucosa gástrica e os níveis protéicos, porém o efeito foi mais pronunciado em adultos. Além disso, observamos que nos filhotes, o GR é principalmente citoplasmático, enquanto em animais adultos, o receptor é acumulado no núcleo durante o jejum. As proteínas HSP 70 e HSP 90 foram diferencialmente reguladas, e podem contribuir para a estabilidade do GR no citoplasma em filhotes, e para o trânsito de GR para o núcleo em animais adultos. Quanto ao ciclo celular epitelial, observamos que em filhotes, ciclina D1 e p21 aumentaram durante o jejum, enquanto em ratos adultos, a ciclina E diminuiu e a p27 aumentou muito. Assim, nós demonstramos que a atividade da corticosterona é diferencialmente regulada pelo jejum em filhotes e ratos adultos, e que as variaçõe observadas poderiam atenuar um possível efeito supressor durante o desenvolvimento pós-natal. Sugerimos que este mecanismo pode estimular a proliferação celular e possibilitar o crescimento da mucosa gástrica durante condições nutricionais adversas.
Title in English
Fasting differentially regulates plasma corticosterone-binding globulin, glucocorticoid receptor and cell cycle in the gastric mucosa of pups and adult rats
Keywords in English
CBG
Cell cycle
Corticosterone
Gastric mucosa
Glucocorticoid receptor
Postnatal development
Abstract in English
The nutritional status influences gastric growth, and interestingly, whereas cell proliferation is stimulated by fasting in suckling rats, it is inhibited in adult animals. Corticosterone takes part in the mechanisms that govern development, and its effects are regulated in particular by corticosterone binding globulin (CBG) and glucocorticoid receptor (GR). To investigate whether corticosterone activity responds to fasting and how possible changes might control gastric epithelial cell cycle, we evaluated different parameters during the progression of fasting in 18- and 40-d-old rats. Food restriction induced higher corticosterone plasma concentration at both ages, but only in pups did CBG binding increase after short and long-term treatments. Fasting also increased gastric GR at transcriptional and protein levels, but the effect was more pronounced in 40-d-old animals. Moreover, in pups, GR was observed in the cytoplasm, whereas in adults, it accumulated in the nucleus after the onset of fasting. HSP 70 and HSP 90 were differentially regulated, and might contribute to the stability of GR and to the high cytoplasmic levels in pups and elevated shuttling in adult rats. As for gastric epithelial cell cycle, whereas cyclin D1 and p21 increased during fasting in pups, in adults, cyclin E slowly decreased concomitant with higher p27. In summary, we demonstrated that corticosterone function is differentially regulated by fasting in 18- and 40-d-old rats, and such variation might attenuate any possible suppressive effects during postnatal development. We suggest that this mechanism could ultimately increase cell proliferation and allow regular gastric growth during adverse nutritional conditions.
 
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2010-03-15
 
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