Desenvolvimento osseo e dentario : aspectos biologicos, bioquimicos e moleculares da remodelação da matriz extracelular regulada pelas metaloproteinases de matriz e seus inibidores / Dental and bone development : biology, biochemistry, and molecular aspects of the matrix metalloproteinases and their inhibitors during extracellular matrix remodeling

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DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2007

RESUMO

Our objective was to analyse the spatial-temporal distribution of MMP-2, MMP-9, TIMP-1, TIMP-2 and RECK during development of mineralized tissue (bone, enamel, and dentine) in embryos, newborn, and adult mice by immunohistochemistry and in situ hybridization. During rat amelogenesis, at the secretion phase, MMPs and RECK were immunostained in the ameloblast infracelular region and RECK was also detected in the cytoplasm of these cells. MMP-9 was localized in the stellated cells and RECK in the outer enamel epithelium cells. At the transition phase, a weak immunostaining was observed at the ameloblast membranes for MMPs and RECK. RECK was also detected in the cytoplasm of these cells. At the papillary layer, MMPs and RECK have been observed in macrophages and/or dendritic cells. At early and late maturation phases, MMPs and Reck profiles were similar to the transition phase, but the immunostaining was less pronounced. TIMPs were identified exclusively in maturation ameloblasts throughout the maturation phase. We also observed that the cytoplasm of odontoblasts, probably at the Golgi apparatus and/or the RER network were immunostained for Reck and MMP-9. During mandible and maxillae intramembranous ossification, osteoblasts were immunostained for MMPs (early stage), TIMPs (late stage) and RECK. In Meckel cartilage degradation, MMPs, RECK and TIMPs mRNA and protein were found in perichondrial cells. During odontogenesis migrating epithelial cells in bud stage, enamel inner epithelial cells in cap stage, and ameloblasts and odontoblasts in bell stage were immunostained for RECK. Also, RECK mRNA was found difuse in all tooth germ in cap stage, mainly localized in primary enamel knout in early bell stage, and in ameloblasts and odontoblasts in late bell stage. The alveolar bone was immunolabelled in all periods. During endochondral ossification, chondrocytes were immunopositive for MMPs, RECK, and TIMPs during chondrocyte differentiation (E13). At the cartilaginous template (E14), the hypertrophic chondrocytes (HC) were immunostained for MMPs and RECK. RECK and TIMPs immunopositive cells were found in the perichondrium. At the vascular and cellular invasion (E15), MMPs, RECK and TIMPs were expressed by migrating cells from bone collar as well as by osteoclasts/chondroclasts close to the transverse septum. HC remained immunostained. From E16 to PN1, MMPs, TIMPs, and RECK were expressed by osteoblasts and HC in the growth plate and by cells in the perichondrium and periosteum. The results show the differential expression of MMPs, TIMPs, and RECK during the processess studied, sugesting that the biological activity these proteins regulates the MEC degradation and its maintenance in tissue development. Our results show for the first time that RECK is expressed by bone-forming and tooth-forming cells during mouse endochondral and intramembranous and in embryonic and adult odontogenesis, even if these cells are from different embryonic origins

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inibidores tissulares de metaloproteinases mineralized tissues tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinases tecidos mineralizados reck matrix metalloproteinases metaloproteinases de matriz

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