Differential expression between "DSP-only" and DSP-PP523 transcripts in rat molar teeth
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.archoralbio.2017.04.031
Differential expression between "DSP-only" and DSP-PP523 transcripts in rat molar teeth
Abstract
Objective: To compare the expression patterns of two multiple transcripts derived from DSP-PP gene during tooth development. One is DSP-only transcript (i.e. does not encode PP) and the other is DSP-PP523 transcript, a main DSP-PP transcript.
Design: Unique antisense and sense riboprobes were generated from DSP-only and DSPPP523 cDNAs for in situ studies to examine DSP-only and DSP-PP523 transcript expression in developing molars. Paraffin-embedded sections (5-7μ m) from embryonic 20day, postnatal 2, 3 and 6days were deparaffined and hydrated. Tissues were prehybridized, then hybridized with DSP-only and DSP-PP523 anti-sense (AS) or sense (S) Digoxigenin labeled-riboprobes overnight, and washed. Anti-Digoxigenin antibodies conjugated to alkaline phosphatase were used to detect the presence of bound riboprobes by color reaction with NBT/BCIP. Stro-1 antibody was used for immunohistochemical analysis of Stro-1 protein expression in rat molars.
Results: We found that unlike the DSP-PP523 transcript, the DSP-only transcript does not express in the entire polarized mature odontoblasts but is expressed in the areas subjacent to the mature odontoblast layer. In addition, DSP-only transcript is expressed in the dental pulp. Interestingly, Stro-1 protein, a stem cell marker, was also identified in the areas subjacentto odontoblasts and in dental pulp.
Conclusion: Differential expression of DSP-only and DSP-PP523 transcripts suggest that these two kinds of transcripts may play different roles during dentinogenesis. DSP-PP523 transcript is expressed in mature odontoblasts, which actively participates in dentin formation. DSP-only transcript might have a different function.
Keywords: DSP-PP(523) transcript; DSP-only transcript; Differential expression; a cell layer subjacent to odontoblast layer.
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). DSP-only cDNA is comprised of a Leader sequence (17 amino acids; L), DSP307 and a short 3′noncoding sequence (
). B. Sequence homology comparison between DSP-PP523 and DSP-only cDNAs. 286 amino acids are identical to the published rat DSP430 sequence from DSP-PP523 cDNA. The BglI site (nucleotide position 825) is indicated by an arrow (↓) in both DSP-PP523 and DSP-only cDNA. The DSPonly sequence shares sequence homology (
) with the 3′ noncoding sequence of DSP-PP523 (as shown by connected brackets).
) represent Stro-1 positive staining at the base areas of odontoblasts. AB: alveolar bones. A: ameloblasts. DP: dental pulp. O: odontoblasts. PA: preameloblasts. D. Only the secondary antibody (mouse primary IgM antibodies to human Stro-1) was applied to the tissues as a negative control.
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