Expression and localization of dystrophins and β-dystroglycan in the hypothalamic supraoptic nuclei of rat from birth to adulthood

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Souttou, Sabrina | Benabdesselam, Roza | Siqueiros-Marquez, Lourdes | Sifi, Madina | Deliba, Maha | Vacca, Ophélie | Charles-Messance, Hugo | Vaillend, Cyrille | Alvaro, Rendon | Guillonneau, Xavier | Dorbani-Mamine, Latifa

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International audience. Dystrophins (Dps) are the sub-membranous proteins that work via the dystrophin-associated proteins complex, which comprises β-dystroglycan (β-DG), a cell surface receptor for extracellular matrix. Recently, we have revealed β-DG decrease and central function impairment of supraoptic nucleus (SON) in Dp71 deficient adult mice, opening the question on the profiles of Dps and β-DG during SON development. At birth and the age of 10, 20 and 60 days, we examined the expression by RT-PCR and Western-blotting, and the distribution by immunohistochemistry of Dps and β-DG. Also, we analyzed, by immunohistochemistry and Western-blotting, the neuropeptide, arginine vasopressin (AVP), in the SON at the different ages. At birth, Dp71 and to a lesser extends, Dp140 and Dp427, and also β-DG are revealed in the SON. They are localized in the magnocellular neurons (MCNs), astrocytes and vessels. From birth to adulthood, the AVP raise in the SON coincides with the progressive increase of Dp71 level while the level of Dp140 and Dp427 increased only at D20, D10 post-natal development, respectively, and β-DG expression did not change. Moreover, the location of Dps or/and β-DG in the cell compartments was modified during development: at D10, Dps appeared in the astrocytes end-feet surrounding MCNs, and at D20, Dps and β-DG codistributed in the astrocytes end-feet, surrounding MCNs and vessels. Such a distribution marks the first steps of post-natal SON development and may be considered essential in the establishment of structural plasticity mechanisms in SON, where astrocyte end-feet, vessels, magnocellular neurons, are physiologically associated. The disappearance of β-DG in the MCNs nucleus marks the adulthood SON and suggests that the complex of Dps associating β-DG is required for the nucleoskeleton function in the post-natal development.

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