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Expression And Localization Of Dgk? And PKC?? In Mouse Dorsal Skin With Different Coat Colors

Posted on:2021-01-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2370330623475502Subject:Developmental Biology
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Objective:To explore the expression and location of diacylglycerol kinase ?(diacylglycerol kinase ?,DGK?)and protein kinase C ??(protein kinase C??,PKC??)in mouse dorsal skin with different coat colors and their correlation with development of the coat colors.Methods:1.On the NCBI website,to access to human and mouse DGK? sequence;on a variety of online bioinformatics analysis platform,to predict the expression of human DGK? in various tissues,its transcription factors,the signal peptide,transmembrane domain and,subcellular localization of its encoding product,and analyze the homology of human DGK?;to predict transcription factors in mouse DGK?.2.The dorsal skin of two-month-old mouse with different coat colors,6 for each color,was detected by Real-time PCR,Western blotting and Immunohistochemistry ABC staining.Results:1.The results of bioinformatics analysis showed that: DGK? was expressed in human skin;among the 22 predicted transcription factors of human DGK?,ER-alpha,Sp1,p53,c-ets-1 and YYY1 were expressed in melanocytes;the human DGK? encoding product mainly located in the nucleus and also in the cytoplasm,without signal peptide cleavage site and being a non-secreted protein,no transmembrane domain;DGK? homology between human and Pan troglodytes,Equus caballus,Felis catus,Cricetulus griseus,Bos tsurus,Cavia porcellus,Sus scrofa,Rattus norvegicus,Mus musculus and Gallus gallus was 99.8%,98.3%,97.7%,96.6%,96.6%,96.4%,96.3%,96.0%,96.0%,94.6%,and 78.6%,respectively;phylogenetic tree analysis found that human had the closest relationship with Pan troglodytes and the farthest relationship with Gallus gallus.ER-alpha,p53 and YYY1 were expressed in the melanocyte among 13 transcription factors predicted to combine to mice DGK? promoter..2.The results of RT-PCR showed that DGK? and PKC?? mRNA were both expressed in the dorsal skin of three kinds of coat color mice,with its relative expression amount being: gray group > white group;black group > white group(P<0.05).The results of Western-Blot showed that both DGK? and PKC?? protein were expressed in the dorsal skin of mice with different hair co lors.The ratio of p-PKC?? to PKC?? showed that the change of PKC?? activity had the same tendency with DGK? expression: gray group > white group;black group > white group(P <0.05).Immunohistochemistry ABC staining showed that DGK? and p-PKC?? were positively expressed in germinativum of the epidermis and melanocyte,the outer root sheath of hair follicle,hair matrix cell and melanocyte in the hair matrix in the dorsal skin of gray and black mouse,negative in the epidermal germinativum and hair follicle of white mouse.Conclusion:1.Bioinformatics analysis suggests that DGK? may be expressed in human melanocyte and highly conservative in mammals.DGK? may be expressed in melanocyte in mice.2.According to the difference of expression of DGK?,PKC?? in mRNA and protein in white,grey and black mouse dorsal skin and localization of DGK?,PKC?? in germinativum of the epidermis and melanocytes in it,hair matrix cells and melanocytes among them in white,grey and black mouse back skin,we suggest that DGK? and PKC?? may be related to skin pigmentation and the formation of the coat color.
Keywords/Search Tags:DGK?, PKC??, Bioinformatics analysis, Real-time PCR, Western blotting, Immunohistochemistry ABC staining, mouse, skin, hair follicle
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