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Strukturanalyse von antibiotischen Peptiden in Lipidmembranen mittels Röntgenreflektivität / Structure analysis of antibiotic peptides in lipid membranes using X-ray reflectivityLi, Chenghao 27 January 2005 (has links)
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Desenvolvimento de nanopart?culas lip?dicas contendo paclitaxelMarcial, Sara Pacelli de Sousa January 2016 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2016 / Funda??o de Amparo ? Pesquisa do Estado de Minas Gerais (FAPEMIG) / O paclitaxel (PTX) ? um agente quimioter?pico que tem uma importante fun??o no tratamento de v?rios tipos de c?ncer, especialmente o c?ncer de mama. No entanto, a baixa solubilidade do PTX em meio aquoso (coeficiente de parti??o log = 3,96) representa uma limita??o para a administra??o intravenosa. A formula??o convencional do PTX cont?m uma alta concentra??o de Cremofor-EL? (derivado polietoxilado do ?leo de r?cino), o qual induz significante toxicidade, restringindo sua utiliza??o cl?nica. A encapsula??o do PTX em sistema de libera??o de f?rmacos pode melhorar a absor??o e aumentar a sua efic?cia terap?utica. Neste estudo, tr?s diferentes nanossistemas lip?dicos contendo PTX, nanopart?culas lip?dicas s?lidas (NLS), nanoemuls?o (NE) e carreadores lip?dicos nanoestruturados (CLN) foram preparados e as propriedades f?sico-qu?micas e a atividade citotoxicidade in vitro foram avaliadas. Em rela??o ao di?metro m?dio, o CLN branco mostrou valor de di?metro aproximadamente 2 e 1,7 vezes menor que os obtidos para NLS e NE, respectivamente. A presen?a de PTX levou a um aumento significativo no di?metro das part?culas em todos os sistemas avaliados, exceto no NE. Al?m disso, o aumento da concentra??o do f?rmaco (0,01% para 0,025%) produziu um aumento do di?metro para a prepara??o de CLN. Todas as formula??es com PTX mostraram ?ndice de polidispers?o superior a 0,3, exceto para NE-PTX na concentra??o do f?rmaco igual a 0,01% (p/v). Valores negativos de potencial zeta foram observados para todas as formula??es avaliadas. CLN-PTX foi o sistema mais est?vel ap?s armazenado por 30 dias a 4 ?C. O estudo de citotoxicidade nas linhagens celulares de c?ncer de mama (MDA-MB-231 e MCF-7) demonstrou atividade citot?xica mais pronunciada para CLN-PTX do que para o PTX livre em ambos as linhagens celulares do tumor. Baseado nesses resultados, CLN-PTX parece ser uma ferramenta potencial para o tratamento do c?ncer de mama. / Disserta??o (Mestrado) ? Programa de P?s-gradua??o em Ci?ncias Farmac?uticas, Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri, [2016]. / Paclitaxel (PTX) is a chemotherapeutic agent that plays an important role in the treatment of several types of human cancer, especially breast cancer. However, the low solubility of PTX in aqueous medium (partition coefficient log of 3.96) represents a barrier for intravenous administration. The conventional PTX formulation contains a high concentration of Cremophor-EL? (polyethoxylated castor oil), which is associated with significant toxicities restricting its clinical use. The encapsulation of the PTX in drug delivery systems could improve the uptake and increase its therapeutic efficacy. In this study, three different lipid nanosystems containing PTX, solid lipid nanoparticle (SLN), nanoemulsion (NE), and nanostructured lipid carrier (NLC) were prepared, and the physicochemical properties and in vitro cytotoxic activity were evaluated. Concerning the mean diameter, NLC blank showed diameter values approximately 2 and 1.7-fold lower than those obtained for SLN and NE, respectively. The presence of PTX leads to a significant increase in the particle diameter in all systems evaluated, except NE. In addition, increases in drug concentration (0.01% to 0.025%) produced an enhanced diameter for NLC preparation. All formulations containing PTX showed PI higher than 0.3, except for NE-PTX at drug concentration equal to 0.01% (w/v). Negative zeta potential values were observed in all formulations evaluated. NLC-PTX was the system more stable after storage for 30 days at 4 oC. The cytotoxicity studies on breast cancer cell lines (MDA-MB-231 and MCF-7) demonstrated cytotoxic activity more pronounced for NCL-PTX than for free PTX for both tumor cell lines. Thus, the results showed that NCL-PTX seems to be a potential tool for the treatment of breast cancer.
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Vesicle-Protein Diffusion and Interaction Study Using Time Resolved Fluorescence Correlation SpectroscopyRouhvand, Bahar January 2017 (has links)
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A Combined Microscopy and Spectroscopy Approach to Study Membrane BiophysicsKohram, Maryam 15 September 2015 (has links)
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Mathematische Modellierung der Dynamik von Lipidtropfen in LeberzellenWallstab, Christin 03 April 2017 (has links)
Diese Dissertation befasst sich mit der Dynamik von Lipidtropfen (LDs), die der Speicherung von Lipiden (hauptsächlich Triacylglycerol, TAG) dienen. Das epidemische Auftreten von Adipositas und der sogenannten Fettleber (Steatose) hat das wissenschaftliche Interesse an der Regulation der zellulären Speicherung in LDs stark beflügelt. Es gibt inzwischen zahlreiche Publikationen zu einzelnen Aspekten der Bildung, des Wachstums und des Abbaus von Lipidtropfen. Ein detailliertes mathematisches Modell, das diese Einzelergebnisse in ein konsistentes Bild zusammenfügt, gibt es allerdings nicht. Die Aufstellung, Validierung und Anwendung eines umfassenden mathematischen Modells der Dynamik von LDs steht daher im Mittelpunkt dieser Arbeit. Dieses Modell umfasst unter anderem die Aufnahme von freien Fettsäuren aus dem Blutplasma, die Veresterung zu TAG, die Bildung, das Wachstum und die Lipolyse von Lipidtropfen, die durch etliche regulatorische Oberflächenproteine (ROPs) gesteuert werden. Eine wesentliche Frage im Zusammenhang mit der Entstehung einer Fettleber gilt den Mechanismen, die den heterogenen Fetteinlagerungen in der Leber zugrunde liegen. Eigene Experimente mit humanen Hepatomzellen (PLC) zeigten, dass eine Heterogenität in der TAG-Speicherung auch in isolierten Zellen existiert, wenn man sie einer Fettsäurebelastung unterwirft. Modellsimulationen zeigen, dass Schwankungen in der Expression zentraler regulatorischer Proteine bereits eine Heterogenität bis zu 50% erklären können. Unter der Annahme, dass eine solche Variabilität der Genexpression auch im intakten Organ vorliegt, prognostiziert das Modell eine Variation im TAG-Gehalt einzelner Zellen um einen Faktor drei bis sechs. Zusammenfassend ist zu sagen, dass der Modellansatz zahlreiche experimentelle Ergebnisse von einzelnen Prozessen im zellulären TAG-Metabolismus und im Metabolismus der LD-Dynamik in ein konsistentes, neuartiges und dynamisches Modell eines metabolischen Netzwerks integriert. / This dissertation occupies with the dynamics of lipid droplets (LDs) serving as lipid deposit transporting, mainly triacylglycerol (TAG). The epidemic occurrence of obesity and steatosis has inspired strongly the scientific interest in regulation of hepatic TAG accumulation. There are now numerous publications regarding individual aspects of formation, maturation and lipolysis of LDs. However, a detailed computational model putting together this fractional knowledge is lacking so far. I focus on development, validation and implementation a kinetic model encompassing the pathways of the fatty acids (FFA) and TAG metabolism and the main molecular processes governing the dynamics of LDs. Experiments with primary human hepatocytes incubated with an excess of FFA show a large heterogeneity of TAG content and LD size distribution. Intriguingly, a large cell-to-cell heterogeneity with respect to the number and size of LDs has been found in various cell types. These findings suggest that the extent of cellular lipid accumulation is not only determined by the imbalance between lipid supply and utilization but also by variations in the expression of regulatory surface proteins and metabolic enzymes. To better understand the relative regulatory impact of individual processes involved in the cellular TAG turnover we varied randomly the expression of RSPs and metabolic enzymes. A random fold change by a factor of about 2 in the activity of RSPs was sufficient to reproduce the large diversity of droplet size distributions. Under the premise that the same extent of variability of RSPs holds for the intact organ, our model predicts variations in the TAG content of individual hepatocytes by a factor of about three to six depending on the nutritional regime. Taken together, our modeling approach integrates numerous experimental findings on individual processes in the cellular TAG metabolism and LD dynamics metabolism to a consistent state-of-the-art dynamic network model.
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A Force Spectroscopy Setup to Mimic Cellular Interaction ProcessesLorenz, Bärbel 26 June 2012 (has links)
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T1α/Podoplanin Shows Raft-Associated Distribution in Mouse Lung Alveolar Epithelial E10 CellsBarth, Kathrin, Bläsche, Robert, Kasper, Michael 20 March 2014 (has links) (PDF)
Aims: T1α/(podoplanin) is abundantly expressed in the alveolar epithelial type I cells (ATI) of rodent and human lungs. Caveolin-1 is a classical primary structural protein of plasmalemal invaginations, so-called caveolae, which represent specialized lipid rafts, and which are particularly abundant in ATI cells. The biological functions of T1α in the alveolar epithelium are unknown. Here we report on the characteristics of raft domains in the microplicae/microvillar protrusions of ATI cells, which contain T1α. Methods: Detergent resistant membranes (DRMs) from cell lysates of the mouse epithelial ATI-like cell line E10 were prepared using different detergents followed by flotation in a sucrose gradient and tested by Western and dot blots with raft markers (caveolin-1, GM1) and nonraft markers (transferrin receptor, PDI and β-Cop). Immunocytochemistry was employed for the localization of T1α in E10 cells and in situ in rat lungs. Results: Our biochemical results showed that the solubility or insolubility of T1α and caveolin-1 differs in Triton X-100 and Lubrol WX, two distinct non-ionic detergents. Caveolin-1 was unsoluble in both detergents, whereas T1α was Triton X-100 soluble but Lubrol WX insoluble. Immunofluorescence double stainings revealed that both proteins were colocalized with GM1, while caveolin-1 and T1α were not colocalized in the plasma membrane. Cholesterol depletion modified the segregation of T1α in Lubrol WX DRMs. Cellular processes in ultrathin sections of cultured mouse E10 cells were immunogold positive. Immunoelectron microscopy (postembedding) of rat lung tissue revealed the preferential localization of T1α on apical microvillar protrusions of ATI cells. Conclusion: We conclude that T1α and caveolin-1 are located in distinct plasma membrane microdomains, which differ in their protein-lipid interactions. The raft-associated distribution of T1α may have an impact on a specific, not yet clarified function of this protein in the alveolar epithelium. / Dieser Beitrag ist mit Zustimmung des Rechteinhabers aufgrund einer (DFG-geförderten) Allianz- bzw. Nationallizenz frei zugänglich.
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Dérégulation de la signalisation non génomique du récepteur aux androgènes dans un modèle SBMA in vitro / Deregulation of the AR non genomic signaling pathways in an in vitro SBMA modelSchindler Lamarque, Mathilde 12 November 2010 (has links)
L'atrophie musculaire bulbo-spinale (SBMA) est une dégénérescence lente et progressive des motoneurones causée par l'élongation du triplet nucléotidique (CAG) dans le gène codant pour le récepteur aux androgènes (RA) localisé sur le chromosome X. Dans la SBMA, ce récepteur à extension polyglutaminique (polyQ) pathogène s'accumule de manière ligand dépendante dans le cytoplasme sous forme d'agrégats mais également dans le noyau y créant des corps d'inclusions nucléaires considérés comme la marque identitaire histologique, dont le caractère cytotoxique est aujourd'hui remis en question. Nous avons développé un modèle SBMA in vitro basé sur l'expression inductible d'un RA51Q dans la lignée hybride NSC34, qui est comparé au modèle normal NSC34 exprimant un RA contenant 20Q. Nous avons démontré que l'expression du RA51Q entraîne une diminution de la viabilité ainsi qu'une altération de la croissance neuritique sans formation d'agrégats insolubles dans le noyau ou le cytoplasme des cellules. Le RA en tant que membre de la superfamille des récepteurs nucléaires est un facteur de transcription mais peut également induire des voies de signalisation non génomiques via sa localisation membranaire. Après avoir montré une localisation du RA20Q et du RA51Q dans les « lipid rafts », nous avons corrélé la diminution de la viabilité et de la pousse neuritique induite par le RA51Q à une altération de la signalisation cellulaire non génomique. Les résultats obtenus mettent en évidence une dérégulation des voies de signalisation PI3K/Akt et JNK/c-jun induite par l'expression du RA muté dans notre modèle SBMA. / Spinal Bulbar Muscular Atrophy (SBMA) is a progressive inherited motoneuron disease caused by the expansion of a trinucleotide (CAG) repeat in the gene coding for the androgen receptor (AR) located on the X chromosome. This rare disease causes muscle weaknesses, hypotonia, hyporeflexia, fasciculations of facial muscles in male patients. The androgen-dependent formation of cytoplasmic aggregates and nuclear inclusions are pathological hallmarks of this polyglutamine disease but their potential neurotoxicity is still under debate. We developed a SBMA model based on a doxycycline-inducible AR51Q expression system in the NSC34 hybrid cell line. We have shown that the expression of the mutated AR leads to a reduced viability and to an alteration of neurite outgrowth compared to cells expressing the normal AR20Q. The AR belongs to the nuclear receptor superfamily of transcription factors. However, recent data have put in evidence a membrane localization of AR initiating non-genomic signaling pathways. Because we have not observed insoluble aggregates, reduced viability and neurite outgrowth could not be correlated to AR aggregation. We hypothesized that motoneuron death is not only due to aggregate formation but also to the alteration of AR signaling pathways. We focused on a correlation between the AR localization in lipid rafts and the observed phenotypes. Our results highlight the deregulation of PI3K/Akt and JNK/c-jun signaling pathways induced by the expression of AR51Q in our SBMA model.
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Étude des voies d’internalisation de l’entérotoxine STb d’Escherichia coli dans des lignées cellulairesAlbert, Marie-Astrid 12 1900 (has links)
L’entérotoxine stable à la chaleur STb est produite par les Escherichia coli
entérotoxinogènes (ETEC). Son rôle dans la diarrhée post-sevrage porcine est établi.
L’internalisation de STb a été observée dans des cellules épithéliales intestinales
humaines et de rat. Cependant, le mécanisme d’internalisation n’est pas totalement
compris, particulièrement dans le jéjunum porcin, la cible in vivo de STb. Par la
cytométrie en flux, nous avons examiné l’internalisation de STb couplée à un marqueur
fluorescent dans les cellules épithéliales intestinales porcines IPEC-J2 et les fibroblastes
murins NIH3T3. Nos résultats révèlent que l’internalisation de STb est températureindépendante
dans les IPEC-J2 tandis qu’elle est température-dépendante dans les
NIH3T3, où la réorganisation de l’actine est aussi nécessaire. Toutefois, les niveaux de
sulfatide, le récepteur de STb, sont semblables à la surface des deux lignées. Le sulfatide
est internalisé à 37°C de façon similaire entre les deux types cellulaires. La rupture des
lipid rafts, les microdomaines membranaires contenant le sulfatide, par la méthyl-βcyclodextrine ou la génistéine, n’affecte pas l’internalisation de STb dans les deux
lignées. Notre étude indique que le mécanisme d’internalisation de STb est dépendant du
type cellulaire. L’activité de la cellule hôte peut être requise ou non. Le récepteur de STb,
le sulfatide, n’est pas directement impliqué dans ces mécanismes. L’internalisation
activité cellulaire-dépendante suggère une endocytose, nécessitant la réorganisation de
l’actine mais pas les lipid rafts. L’internalisation de STb est donc un processus complexe
dépendant du type cellulaire, qu’il apparait plus relevant d’étudier dans des modèles
cellulaires représentatifs des conditions in vivo. / Heat-stable enterotoxin b (STb) is one of the toxins produced by enterotoxigenic
Escherichia coli (ETEC) and its role in swine post-weaning diarrhea is well established.
Internalization of STb in intestinal human and rat epithelial cells has been shown by
previous studies. However, the uptake mechanism is still not fully understood, especially
in porcine jejunum epithelium, the in vivo STb target. Using flow cytometry, we studied
internalization of fluorescently-labelled STb in porcine epithelial intestinal IPEC-J2 and
murine fibroblast NIH3T3 cell lines. Our results revealed that STb is internalized in both
cell lines. Toxin uptake is not dependent on the temperature in IPEC-J2 cells, whereas it
is in NIH3T3 fibroblasts. Actin reorganization is only required for STb internalization in
NIH3T3 cells. However, membrane sulfatide, the toxin receptor, is similarly present in
both cell lines and similarly internalized with time at 37°C. Disruption of lipid rafts,
known to contain sulfatide, with inhibitors (methyl-βcyclodextrin or genistein), did not
affect toxin uptake in both cell lines. Altogether, these data indicate that STb
internalization mechanisms are cell-type dependent. Moreover, uptake can depend on host
cell activity or not. Sulfatide, the toxin receptor, is not directly involved in these
mechanisms. Uptake independent on cell activity occurs in porcine intestinal epithelium.
The cell activity-dependent uptake suggests an endocytosis, which requires actin
rearrangement and is not mediated by lipid rafts. STb internalization is therefore a
complex process varying upon cell type, which should preferentially be studied in cellular
models representative of in vivo conditions, such as porcine cell lines.
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Vliv vápenatých iontů a cholesterolu na kanálotvornou aktivitu Adenylát-cyklázového toxinu / Effect of calcium ions and cholesterol on channel forming activity of Adenylate-cyclase toxinDoktorová, Eliška January 2013 (has links)
1 Abstract Adenylate cyclase toxin (CyaA) is one of the major virulence factors of bacterium Bordetella pertussis, which is a causative agent of whooping cough. CyaA belongs to the family of RTX toxin-hemolysins. The toxin targets primarily cells expressing integrin receptor CD11b/CD18 but it can also penetrate cells lacking this receptor. CyaA acts on host cells by two independent activities. One is formation of small cation-selective channels, which can lead to colloid osmotic lysis of target cells. The second is disruption of cell signaling through the translocation of the adenylate cyclase (AC) domain to host cell cytosol, which leads to the conversion of ATP into cyclic AMP. It was recently shown that cholesterol affects endocytosis of CyaA. CyaA translocates it's AC domain after relocation of CyaA molecule to the cholesterol-rich lipid raft (Bumba et al. 2010). In this work I examined the effect of cholesterol on channel- forming activity and selectivity of ion channels created by CyaA. For measurements I used artificial membranes enriched with cholesterol. CyaA channels are voltage-dependent. The positive membrane potential on the side of toxin is rquired for incorporation of CyaA molecule into cell membrane. I tried to find out whether the value of voltage has effect on channels opening time....
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