Трансферрин, рецептор трансферрина и ферритин в обмене железа в сетчатке глаза млекопитающих
Диссертация
Впервые установлено, что комплекс биохимических изменений, реализующийся в сетчатке глаза в ответ на световод воздействие, затрагивает статус ионов железа, которые аккумулируются в ферритине. Возможная функциональная роль этих изменений может определяться тем, что в зависимости от степени насыщенности железом проявляется способность ферритина и трансферрина взаимодействовать с фоторецепторной… Читать ещё >
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- СПИСОК СОКРАЩЕНИЙ
- Раздел I. ОБЗОР ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ
- Глава I. ИОНЫ ЖЕЛЕЗА И БЕЛКИ, ВОВЛЕЧЕННЫЕ В ОБМЕН ЭТИХ ИОНОВ, В ТКАНЯХ ЖИВОТНЫХ
- 1. Ионы железа в биологических системах- цикл железа в организме
- 2. Ключевые белки, вовлеченные в обмен железа
- 3. Механизмы регуляции уровня железа в клетках
- 4. Дополнительные компоненты, вовлеченные в обмен железа в клетках различных тканей
- 5. Доставка железа тканям, отделенным тематическими барьерами- механизмы преодоления гематоэнцефалического и гематотестикулярного барьеров
- 6. Ионы железа в процессе функционирования и формирования мозга- влияние статуса железа в организме- нарушения обмена железа в мозге
- Глава II. ИОНЫ ЖЕЛЕЗА И БЕЛКИ, ВОВЛЕЧЕННЫЕ В ИХ ОБМЕН, В ТКАНЯХ ГЛАЗА В НОРМЕ И ПРИ
- ПАТОЛОГИЧЕСКИХ СОСТОЯНИЯХ
- 1. Основные сведения о строении сетчатки глаза млекопитающих
- 2. Основные сведения о фоторецепторах сетчатки и клетках пигментного эпителия- структурно — функциональное взаимодействие этих клеток
- 3. Крысы линии RCS: нарушение структурно-функционального взаимодействия фоторецепторов и пигментного эпителия
- 4. Обмен железа в сетчатке глаза
- 5. Интраокулярный обмен железа: данные клинических исследований
- 6. Компоненты системы антиокислительной защиты в сетчатке глаза млекопитающих
- Глава II. Т. ПИГМЕНТНЫЙ РЕТИНИТ ЧЕЛОВЕКА
- 1. Краткие сведения о болезни, генетическая гетерогенность
- 2. Изменения метаболизма при пигментном ретините человека, экспериментальные модели
- Глава IV. О ДОПОЛНИТЕЛЬНОЙ РОЛИ БЕЛКОВ, ВОВЛЕЧЕННЫХ В ОБМЕН ИОНОВ ЖЕЛЕЗА
- 1. О дополнительных функциях трансферрина и ферритина
- 2. Краткие сведения о некоторых фосфодиэстеразах циклических нуклеотидов
- Раздел П. ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТ АЛЬНАЯ ЧАСТ
- Глава V. МАТЕРИАЛЫ И МЕТОДЫ
- 1. Материалы, их обработка и подготовка препаратов
- 2. Методы препаративного выделения некоторых клеточных фракций
- 3. Методы определения железа
- 4. Методы выделения, очистки и сравнительного определения количества белков, вовлеченных в обмен ионов железа, в различных тканях в биохимических и иммунохимических экспериментах
- 4. 1. Методы выделения, очистки и определения количества трансферрина
- 4. 2. Методы выделения, очистки и определения количества ферритина. и
- 5. Выявление трансферрина, рецептора трансферрина и ферритина на замороженных срезах сетчатки глаза млекопитающих с применением методов непрямой иммуногистохим’ии
- 6. Методы выявления мРНК белков, вовлеченных в обмен ионов железа в сетчатке глаза крыс
- 6. 1. Выявление мРНК ферритина и рецептора трансферрина в сетчатке глаза крыс методом ПЦР
- 6. 2. Выявление мРНК трансферрина на замороженных срезах сетчатки глаза крыс методом гибридизации in situ
- 7. Методы исследования некоторых параметров, изменение которых характерно для тканей, подверженных воздействию окислительного стресса. ПО
- 7. 1. Определение восстановленной и окисленной форм пиридиновых нуклеотидов
- 7. 2. Определение ферментативной активности альдозоредукгазы (АР)
- 7. 3. Определение активности NADPH — цитохром Р-450редуктазы
- 7. 4. Определение содержания цитохрома Р
- 7. 5. Определение ферментативной активности мембраносвя-занной изоформы глкжозо-6-фосфатдегидрогеназы
- 8. Методы выделения, очистки и определения ферментативной активности фосфодиэстераз циклических нуклеотидов из различных тканей
- 9. Прочие определения
- 10. Использованные приборы, реактивы, статистическая обработка результатов
- РЕЗУЛЬТАТЫ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ
- Глава 6. ИОНЫ ЖЕЛЕЗА И БЕЛКИ, ВОВЛЕЧЕННЫЕ В ИХ ОБМЕН, В СЕТЧАТКЕ ГЛАЗА МЛЕКОПИТАЮЩИХ
- 1. Распределение железа в сетчатке глаза
- 2. Белки, вовлеченные в обмен ионов железа в сетчатке глаза млекопитающих (крыса, бык, человек)
- 2. 1. Ферритин, трансферрин и рецептор трансферрина в сетчатке глаза крысы: наличие, распределение, синтез
- 2. 2. Распределение белков, вовлеченных в обмен ионов железа, в сетчатке глаза быка и человека
- 1. Ферритин и рецептор трансферрина в сетчатке глаза крыс линии RCS
- 2. Трансферрин в сетчатке глаза крыс линии RCS
- 3. Распределение железа в сетчатке крыс линии RCS
- 1. Окислительное повреждение тканей у крыс линии RCS
- 2. Экстраокулярный обмен ионов железа у крыс линии RCS
- 2. 1. Содержание железа в ферритине коры мозга крыс линии RCS
- 2. 2. Параметры, определяющие статус железа в организме крыс линии RCS и контрольных животных на разных стадиях постнатального онтогенеза
- 2. 3. Содержание гемоглобина и количество эритроцитов в крови крыс линии RCS и контрольных животных
- 3. Некоторые параметры, определяющие статус железа, в организме людей, страдающих пигментным ретинитом
- 1. Негемовое железо и ферритин в наружных сегментах палочек сетчатки быка
- 2. Статус железа в сетчатке глаза в зависимости от условий освещенности
- 3. Взаимодействие Са-КМ-зависимой ФДЭ мозга и Са-КМ-не-зависимой ФДЭмиометрия матки с ферритином и трансфер-рином с различной степенью насыщенности железом
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