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第117回日本解剖学会総会・全国学術集会 講演プログラム・抄録集 PDF ...

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Functional Analysis of Nucleoprotein diet from salmon testis, Shirako<br />

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Salmon testis, Shirako contains in plenty nucleic acids and protamin protein,<br />

termed as Nucleoprotein NP. However, we know little about their functions in<br />

the human body, and molecular evidence for these potential beneficial effects.<br />

Therefore, the aim of this study was to elucidate the effects of dietary NP and<br />

know molecular evidence for these potential beneficial effects.<br />

First, we analyzed the innate immunity response in mice by measuring IgA<br />

secretion in feces. To do so, mice were fed high or low level NP diets for 4 weeks.<br />

Fecal IgA level was measured with an ELISA kit. Our results revealed that the<br />

fecal level of IgA was little higher in the highNP diets group than in the lowNP<br />

diets group.<br />

Next, we examined the human TLR9 stimulation and cytokine production<br />

by effect of NP. We added NP into HEK293 cells overexpressed human TLR<br />

9 to measure NFκB transcriptional activity and, PMA induced U937 cells to<br />

measure several cytokine expressions. The results show that NP affects on TLR9<br />

stimulation and some cytokine expressions.<br />

Here, we show some evidences and hypothesize that NP diet might affect on some<br />

cytokine expressions to increase mucosal immunity.<br />

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The effects of adjuvants on autoimmune responses against testicular<br />

antigens in mice<br />

Musha Muhetaerjiang, Shuichi Hirai, Munekazu Naito, Hayato Terayama,<br />

Qu Ning, Masahiro Itoh<br />

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A subcutaneous injection with testicular homogenate TH can easily induce<br />

systemic immune responses against the autoantigens of germ cells. Experimental<br />

autoimmune orchitis EAO is pathologically characterized by lymphocytic<br />

inflammation accompanied by the spermatogenic disturbance. Classically, the<br />

murine EAO is induced by immunization with TH + Complete Freund’s Adjuvant<br />

+ Bordetella Pertussigens, and it has been considered that these adjuvants is<br />

needed to enhance the immune responses. However, there remains a possibility<br />

that adjuvants affect autoimmune responses against the autoantigens without<br />

TH. In the present study, we examined this possibility using real time RTPCR,<br />

Western Blotting and immunohistochemical staining. The results demonstrated<br />

that testicular histopathological state and expressions of intratesticular cytokines<br />

were normal in mice injected with adjuvants alone. However, various kinds of<br />

serum autoantibodies with not only germ cells but also Sertoli cells were detected<br />

in the adjuvant injected mice. These results indicate that adjuvants alone can<br />

evoke testicular autoimmune reactions against various autoantigens irrespective of<br />

no use of TH.<br />

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Germ cell death in testicular autoimmunity<br />

Kuerban Maimaiti, Shuichi Hirai, Hayato Terayama, Qu Ning, Yuki Ogawa,<br />

Musha Muhetaerjiang, Munekazu Naito, Masahiro Itoh<br />

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Experimental autoimmune orchitis EAO is characterized by T celldependent<br />

lymphocytic inflammation and damage to seminiferous tubules, causing death of<br />

testicular germ cell TGC. The aim of the present study is to investigate the role<br />

of apoptosis systems in the TGC death in EAO in mice, using real time RTPCR<br />

and immunostaining. The results showed that the many Tdt mediated dUTP nick<br />

end labeling positive TGC were found at the active EAO stage and persistently<br />

observed in the seminiferous epithelium until the postactive EAO stage. Intra<br />

testicular mRNAs expression of both Fas and Bax increased at the active EAO<br />

stage and dramatically decreased at the postactive EAO stage. In contrast, intra<br />

testicular the mRNAs expression of both FasL and Bcl2 did not show significant<br />

changes at the active EAO stage but extremely increased at the postactive EAO<br />

stage. Immunohistochemically, some Fas or Baxpositive TGC were detected at<br />

the active EAO stage and hardly found at the postactive EAO stage. In contrast,<br />

some FasL or Bcl2 positive TGC were found at the active EAO stage but many<br />

of them were observed at the postactive EAO stage.

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