Prolactin drives cortical neuron maturation and dendritic development during murine embryonic stem cell differentiation
Omar Martínez-Alarcón,
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Daniela Colin-Lagos,
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Ximena Ramirez-Meza
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et al.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
Prolactin
(PRL)
is
a
pleiotropic
hormone
implicated
in
various
physiological
processes;
however,
its
contribution
to
neurodevelopment,
particularly
early
corticogenesis,
remains
insufficiently
characterized.
In
this
study,
we
investigate
PRL's
regulatory
influence
on
the
initial
stages
of
cortical
development,
with
an
emphasis
effects
neuronal
and
astrocytic
differentiation.
We
employed
standardized
vitro
differentiation
protocol
generate
neurons
from
mouse
embryonic
stem
cells
(mESCs).
receptor
(PRLr)
expression
was
evaluated
pluripotent
cells,
neural
(NSCs),
immature
neurons,
mature
using
both
PCR
immunofluorescence.
These
analyses
revealed
dynamic
changes
PRLr
throughout
process.
Additionally,
were
treated
varying
concentrations
PRL
during
late
phases,
enabling
assessment
impact
phenotypic
distribution
morphological
complexity.
Early
administration
significantly
enhanced
population
β-tubulin
III
+
promoting
survival
without
altering
NSC
proliferation.
Furthermore,
treatment
increased
abundance
Tbr1
NeuN
augmented
dendritic
complexity,
accelerated
maturation.
contrast,
exposure
at
later
did
not
yield
comparable
effects.
Notably,
delayed
maturation
protoplasmic
astrocytes,
although
total
astrocyte
affected.
findings
highlight
pivotal
role
as
regulator
corticogenesis
by
modulating
survival,
thus
emerges
potential
key
factor
underscoring
importance
hormonal
regulation
insights
may
have
broader
implications
for
understanding
molecular
cellular
mechanisms
underlying
normal
pathological
neurodevelopment.
Language: Английский
A role for JAK2 in mediating cell surface GHR-PRLR interaction
Published: March 17, 2025
Growth
hormone
(GH)
receptor
(GHR)
and
(full-length)
prolactin
(PRL)
(PRLR)
are
transmembrane
class
I
cytokine
receptors
that
co-exist
in
various
normal
cancerous
cells.
Both
respond
to
their
associated
ligands
predominantly
by
activating
the
Janus
Kinase
2
(JAK2)-signal
transducer
activator
of
transcription
(STAT)
signaling
pathways,
both
also
known
initiate
receptor-specific
JAK2-independent
signaling.
Together
with
cognate
ligands,
these
have
been
pro-tumorigenic
effects
cancers,
including
breast
cancer
(BC).
Human
GH
is
bind
GHR
PRLR,
while
PRL
can
only
PRLR.
A
growing
body
work
suggests
PRLR
form
heteromers
BC
cells,
modulating
signal
transduction.
However,
dynamics
on
plasma
membrane
how
could
affect
respective
still
need
be
understood.To
this
end,
we
set
out
unravel
spatiotemporal
surface
human
T47D
cells
γ2A-JAK2
We
applied
direct
stochastic
optical
reconstruction
microscopy
(dSTORM)
quantified
colocalization
availability
at
nanometer
scale
different
time
points
following
treatment
PRL.
In
co-expressing
surprisingly
observed
not
but
induces
a
significant
loss
GHR.
lacking
or
expressing
mutant
deficient
JAK2
binding,
downregulation
cell
membrane-bound
GHR,
no
longer
Colocalizations
were
confirmed
proximity
ligation
(PL)
assay.Our
results
suggest
PRLR-GHR
interaction,
indirect,
indispensable
for
PRL-
GH-
induced
GH-induced
PRL-induced
increase
potential
consequences
downstream
Furthermore,
our
binding
via
intracellular
domain’s
Box1
element
crucial
regulation
one
receptor’s
ligand-induced
activation
another
receptor.
Our
findings
shed
new
light
reciprocal
collective
role
play
regulating
Language: Английский
Sex-related gene expression in the posterodorsal medial amygdala of cycling female rats along with prolactin modulation of lordosis behavior
Brain Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 149602 - 149602
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Dietary Angelica sinensis Enhances Sow Lactation and Piglet Development Through Gut Microbiota and Metabolism
Qian Chen,
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Yali Song,
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Qinghua Wu
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et al.
Veterinary Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 370 - 370
Published: April 15, 2025
Piglets
weaned
per
sow
year
(PSY)
is
a
crucial
metric
for
assessing
the
reproductive
performances
of
sows
and
directly
affects
both
productivity
economic
profitability
pig
farms
[...]
Language: Английский