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Unexpected expression of heat-activated transient receptor potential(TRP)channels in winter torpid bats and cold-activated TRP channels in summer active bats
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作者 Yang-Yang Li Qing-Yun Lv +7 位作者 Guan-Tao Zheng Di Liu Ji Ma gui-mei he Li-Biao Zhang Shan Zheng Hai-Peng Li Yi-Hsuan Pan 《Zoological Research》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2022年第1期52-63,共12页
The ability to sense temperature changes is crucial for mammalian survival.Mammalian thermal sensing is primarily carried out by thermosensitive transient receptor potential channels(Thermo-TRPs).Some mammals hibernat... The ability to sense temperature changes is crucial for mammalian survival.Mammalian thermal sensing is primarily carried out by thermosensitive transient receptor potential channels(Thermo-TRPs).Some mammals hibernate to survive cold winter conditions,during which time their body temperature fluctuates dramatically.However,the underlying mechanisms by which these mammals regulate thermal responses remain unclear.Using quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction(qRT-PCR)and the Western blotting,we found that Myotis ricketti bats had high levels of heat-activated TRPs(e.g.,TRPV1 and TRPV4)during torpor in winter and cold-activated TRPs(e.g.,TRPM8 and TRPC5)during active states in summer.We also found that laboratory mice had high mRNA levels of cold-activated TRPs(e.g.,Trpm8 and Trpc5)under relatively hot conditions(i.e.,40°C).These data suggest that small mammals up-regulate the expression of cold-activated TRPs even under warm or hot conditions.Binding site analysis showed that some homeobox(HOX)transcription factors(TFs)regulate the expression of hot-and cold-activated TRP genes and that some TFs of the Pit-Oct-Unc(POU)family regulate warm-sensitive and cold-activated TRP genes.The dual-luciferase reporter assay results demonstrated that TFs HOXA9,POU3F1,and POU5F1 regulate TRPC5 expression,suggesting that Thermo-TRP genes are regulated by multiple TFs of the HOX and POU families at different levels.This study provides insights into the adaptive mechanisms underlying thermal sensing used by bats to survive hibernation. 展开更多
关键词 HIBERNATION Bats Brain Thermo-TRPs
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