缺血性脑损伤海马神经元磷酸肌醇系统的变化及其机制的探讨  

Study of mechanism of alteration of phosphoinositide system in rat hippocampus during ischemic brain injury

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作  者:卢步峰[1] 黄森[1] 鲁友明 

机构地区:[1]镇江医学院生化研究室,海军神经生物学研究中心

出  处:《中国病理生理杂志》1995年第5期488-491,共4页Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology

基  金:江苏省自然科学基金

摘  要:采用四动脉闭塞全脑缺血模型,观察大鼠缺血30min再灌注21d不同时间中,外源性谷氨酸(Glu)对海马脑片磷脂酰肌醇(PI)代谢的影响和偶联该系统的G蛋白功能变化。结果显示,Glu(500μmol/L)对正常和缺血再灌注海马脑片肌醇磷酸(IP)生成均具明显的促进作用(P<0.01,n=9),其中以缺血再灌注后IP的升高为显著,并且这种Glu刺激的IP堆积效应随缺血再灌注时间的延长在21d中持续存在。与此同时,还观察到缺血再灌注24h至7d中,海马神经元Glu受体密度(Bmax)显著下降(P<0.01,n=8),亲和力(Kd)无显著变化。提示脑缺血再灌注后Glu刺激的PI代谢增强是由于Glu受体与磷脂酶C(PLC)间产生高反应所致。应用四氟化铝(AlF_4 ̄-)可得到与上述Glu刺激IP生成相同的结果,而氨甲酰胆碱(Cah)和去甲肾上腺素(NE)对IP水平的作用不受脑缺血和再灌注的影响。表明缺血状态下的这种Glu与PLC间的高反应可能是特异的,并通过偶联该系统的G蛋白功能变化介导。Stimulation of phosphatidylinositol (PI)hydrolysis by glutamate(Glu)wasmeasured in hippocampal slices from rats receiving recovery periods of 21 day following30 min ischemic insult induced through a four- vessel occlusion model.The resultsshowed that PI hydrolysis elicited by Glu ( 500 μ)was significantly enhanced in theslices prepared from normal and ischemic rats(P<01,n=9). The effect was greater inslices from different periods(up to 21 day)after reperfusion than in slices from non- ischemic control.The hyperresponsiveness to Glu was always accompanied by an increasein AIF_4 ̄- -stimulated formation of ̄3H-inositol phosphates.In addition,the availability ofan increased number or higher affinity of Glu receptors and the stimulation of PI hydro-lysis by carbachol or norepinephrine in the injured slices were not observed.These resu- lts suggested that the enhanced PI turnover responsiveness to Glu is the result,at least inpart,of functional changes at the G- protein level and may contribute to the pathophy-siology of ischemic brain injury or to the regenerative phenomena that accompany theischemic damage.

关 键 词:蛋白质 磷脂酰肌醇类 脑缺血 海马 神经元 

分 类 号:R743.310.2[医药卫生—神经病学与精神病学]

 

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