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The Expression Of Endogenous β-gal And GFP And The Interference Function Of Them Under Lipid Levels In Rats

Posted on:2005-04-17Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:R ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2144360155973345Subject:Pharmacology
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Objective To supply reference for selecting reporter gene which was used in gene target system, the variety of different lipid levels of the endogenous expression β -gal, GFP were compared in rats. Methods 16 male SD rats were divided into two groups , control and higher lipid group which were feed with higher lipid feed stuff until their lipid increasing .The rats were sacrificed and 11 organs were detected for β -gal activation and GFP by enzyme histochemistry, fluorescence, respectively. Results The positive expression of β -gal were in liver, spleen, lung, kidney, brain, lymphoid, thyroid, intestine; The negative expression of β -gal were in vascular-breast aorta , heart, diaphragm. The spontaneous green fluorescence were detected in breast aorta , liver, spleen, lung, kidney, thyroid, diaphragm and no spontaneous fluorescence in heart, brain, lymphoid, intestine. All results were consistent under different lipid levels. Conclusion 1 Under classical X-gal staining, β -gal can be used asgene reporter in vascular, heart, diaphragm in which endogenous β -gal is negative expression. But β -gal can't be used as gene reporter in liver, spleen, lung, kidney, brain, lymphoid, thyroid, intestine because of it's positive expression of endogenous β -gal. High lipid levels has no effect on the endogenous expression of β -gal in rats. 2 There are no spontaneous green fluorescence in heart, brain, lymphoid, intestine which can be used as gene reporter , in contrast, there are spontaneous green fluorescence in breast aorta , liver, spleen, lung, kidney, thyroid, diaphragm which can't be used as gene reporter . High lipid levels has no effect on the endogenous expression of GFP in rats.
Keywords/Search Tags:gene reporter, β-Gal, GFP, rat, endogenous expression, lipid
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