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Title: | Efekti heksabromociklododekana na steroidogeni potencijal Lejdigovih ćelija testisa i granuloza ćelija ovarijuma pacova Effects of hexabromocyclododecane on steroidogenic potential of rat testicular Leydig cells and ovarian granulosa cells |
Authors: | Fa Svetlana | Keywords: | Heksabromociklododekan, Lejdigove ćelije, granuloza ćelije, steroidogeneza, LH receptor, mitohondrijski membranski potencijal, cAMP, EGFR/ERK1/2;Hexabromocyclododecane, Leydig cells, granulosa cells, steroidogenesis, LH receptor, mitochondrial membrane potential, cAMP, EGFR/ERK1/2 | Issue Date: | 6-Dec-2013 | Publisher: | Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Prirodno-matematički fakultet u Novom Sadu University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Sciences at Novi Sad |
Abstract: | <p>HBCDD je bromovani usporivač gorenja koji se u cilju zaštite od požara dodaje različitim materijalima kao što su polistiren, tekstil, odnosno materijali koji ulaze u sastav električnih elektronskih uređaja. HBCDD se oslobađa iz tih materijala i danas ga detektujemo u svim matricama životne sredine. Predmet istraživanja ove <br />teze je bio moguć uticaj HBCDD na funkciju steroidprodukujućih ćelija gonada. Efekat HBCDD je ispitivan na tri modela: 1) primarna kultura Lejdigovih ćelija izolovanih iz testisa peripubertalnih mužjaka pacova; 2) primarna kultura nezrelih granuloza ćelija izolovanih iz ovarijuma estradiolom-pretretiranih nezrelih ženki pacova; i 3) primarna kultura preovulatornih granuloza ćelija izolovanih iz ovarijuma, konjskim serumskim gonadotropinom (PMSG)-pretretiranih nezrelih ženki pacova. Naglasak je bio na razjašnjavanju mehanizma toksičnog dejstva HBCDD. Na nivou Lejdigovih ćelija, pokazali smo da HBCDD remeti sintezu androgena, inhibišući mitohondrijski membranski potencijal ( ΔΨm). HBCDD-indukovana inhibicija ΔΨm je dovela do inhibisane sinteze ATP, što je rezultovalo u inhibisanoj sintezi cAMP. Inhibišući glavni signalni put koji reguliše steroidogenezu cAMP/PKA, HBCDD je u prisustvu hCG inhibisao transport holestrola u mitohondrije i time akutno inhibisao steroidogenezu. U bazalnim uslovima, HBCDD je stimulisao steroidogenezu, olakšavajući transport holesterola u mitohondrije, efekat koji je najverovatnije rezultat narušenog ΔΨm. Duži HBCDD tretmani, praćeni redukovanim nivom cAMP su doveli do inhibisane ekspresije steroidogenih enzima i finalno inhibisali steroidogenezu i u bazalnim i u hCG-stimulisanim uslovima. Kod nezrelih granuloza ćelija HBCDD je inhibisao FSH-indukovanu diferencijaciju granuloza ćelja i time ugrozio proces ovulacije. Efekti se ogledaju u inhibisanoj ekspresiji LH receptora i inhibisanoj sintezi estradiola. HBCDD-indukovana inhibicija FSHindukovane ekspresije LHR je uzrokovala inhibiciju hCGindukovane ekspresije ovulatornih gena, sugerišući da HBCDD ima potencijal da remeti ovulaciju. Dobijeni rezultati ukazuju da je HBCDD potencirao FSHindukovanu aktivaciju ERK1/2 i AKT, kao i njih ovog uzvodnog regulatora, takođe FSH-indukovanog, EGFR. Na osnovu rezultata na nivou ekspresije LHR, zaključujemo da su HBCDD-indukovani toksični efekti rezultat potenciranja aktivnosti EGFR/ERK1/2 signalnog puta. Kod preovulatornih granuloza ćelija, koje ekspresuju LHR, HBCDD nije uticao na ekspresiju ovulatornih gena, kao ni na ekspesiju steroidogenih gena i steroidogenezu. Generalno, pokazali smo da HBCDD u in vitro uslovima narušava funkciju i Lejdigovih ćelija testisa i granuloza ćelija ovarijuma, delujući na različite signalne puteve, cAMP/PKA kod Lejdigovih ćelija i EGFR/ERK1/2 kod granuloza ćelija. Na osnovu celokupnih rezultata možemo zaključiti da HBCDD uticajem na odgovarajuće signalne puteve u steroidprodukujućim ćelijama gonada ispoljava inhibitorno dejstvo na reprodukciju.</p> <p>HBCDD is brominated flame retardant routinely added to polystyrene plastics, textile and electric and electronic devices with the purpose of fire protection. Out of such materials HBCDD leaks, and today is detected in all environmental matrices. The subject of this study was to investigate toxic effects of HBCDD on steroid -producing cells of the testes and ovary. Three different test models were used: 1) primary culture of Leydig cells isolated from testes of peripubertal male rats; 2) primary culture of immature granulosa cells isolated from ovary of immature female rats pretreated with estradiol; and 3) primary culture of preovulatory granulosa cells isolated from ovary of immature female rats pretreated with pregnant mare serum gonadotropin (PMSG). The emphasis was on revealing mechanism of action of HBCDD. Here we showed that HBCDD disrupts Leydig cell steroidogenesis <br />via disruption of mitochondrial membrane potential (ΔΨm). HBCDD-induced inhibition of ΔΨm led to inhibited ATP synthesis and consequently to decreased cAMP production. By inhibiting main pathway regulating steroidogenesis - cAMP/PKA pathway, HBCDD acutely inhibited hCG-induced Leydig cell steroidogenesis by inhibititing cholesterol transport into mitochondria. In basal conditions HBCDD stimulated androgen production via facilitated transfer of cholesterol into mitochondria, an effect probably resulting out of disrupted ΔΨm. Longer period of HBCDD exposure, due to reduced cAMP levels, caused inhibition of steroidogenic gene expression and androgenesis, both in basal and hCG-induced conditions. In immature granulosa cells HBCDD disrupted FSHinduced cell differentiation, and therefore ovulatory competence of granulosa cells. HBCDD inhibited both Lhr expression and estradiol production. HBCDD-induced inhibition of FSH-induced LHR expression resulted in inhibited hCG-induced expression of ovulatory genes, suggesting that HBCDD has potential to disrupt ovulation. The obtained results indicated to HBCDD induced overstimulation of FSH-driven extracellular-regulated kinase 1/2 (ERK1/2) and protein kinase B (PKB, also known as AKT), as well as their upstream regulator, also FSH driven, EGFR. As observed at the level of Lhr expression, HBCDD induced toxic effects were mediated via overstimulation of EGFR/ERK1/2 pathway. In preovulatory granulosa cells, which express LHR, HBCDD had effect neither on ovulatory gene expression, nor on steroidogenic gene expression and steroidogenesis. In general, here we show that HBCDD in vitro disrupts function of both testicular Leydig cells and ovarian granulosa cells by disrupting different signaling pathways, cAMP/PKA in Lejdig cells and EGFR/ERK1/2 in granulosa cells, and therefore has potential to compromise reproduction.</p> |
URI: | https://open.uns.ac.rs/handle/123456789/30321 |
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