DYNAMIC CHANGES OF THE EARLY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MURINE IMMUNE CELLS AFTER LOW DOSE RADIATION
|更新时间:2024-11-05
|
DYNAMIC CHANGES OF THE EARLY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MURINE IMMUNE CELLS AFTER LOW DOSE RADIATION
Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation ProcessingVol. 15, Issue 4, Pages: 238-241(1997)
作者机构:
白求恩医科大学卫生部放射生物实验室 长春 130021
作者简介:
基金信息:
DOI:
CLC:
Published:1997-11,
Received:12 August 1996,
Revised:21 October 1996,
稿件说明:
移动端阅览
Chen Shali, Liu Shuzheng. DYNAMIC CHANGES OF THE EARLY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MURINE IMMUNE CELLS AFTER LOW DOSE RADIATION. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing, 1997,15(4):238-241.
DOI:
Chen Shali, Liu Shuzheng. DYNAMIC CHANGES OF THE EARLY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MURINE IMMUNE CELLS AFTER LOW DOSE RADIATION. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing, 1997,15(4):238-241.DOI:
DYNAMIC CHANGES OF THE EARLY PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MURINE IMMUNE CELLS AFTER LOW DOSE RADIATION
It was shown that there was a marked increase in protein synthesis of thymocytes that were metabolically labelled with
3
H-Leu for 4
6
8 and 12 hous in low dose irradiated mice showing 33.26%
51.48%
51.54% and 34.98% increase respectively at different time intervals of incubation when the thymic and splenic cells were sampled 4 hours after whole body irradiation (WBI) with 75 mGy X-rays. The results suggest that there is an increase in protein synthesis with its peak at 6~8 hours after radiation. Changes in protein synthesis of immune cells in mice 4 hours after radiation and incubated for 4~12 h were observed with SDS-PAGE followed by densitometrical scanning. It is revealed that 28 kD protein synthesis was increased gradually within 12 hours of incubation and 43 kD protein synthesis was increased in the thymocytes rapidly reaching a maximum 2 hours after incuba
tion. It was also exhibited that the synthesis of 43 kD protein and 32 kD protein was increased in the splenocytes 2 hours after incubation. These findings may have implications in the mechanism of immunoenhancement and adaptive response induced by low dose radiation.