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NUCLEAR PORE COMPLEX AND FUNCTION
NUCLEUS
Daniela Castillo Sanchez
Medicine Student
Molecular Biology
NUCLEAR PORE
COMPLEX AND
FUNCTION NUCLEUS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Martiez Sanchez, Lina María. Biología
Molecular 8 ed, Medellin. UPB
University of Sheffield. (2017, July 14). New gene therapy
treatment routes for motor neurone disease uncovered in new
study. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21, 2017 from
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/07/170714093803.htm
Kanazawa University. (2017, June 30). Colon cancer nuclear
pore dynamics are captured by HS-AFM. ScienceDaily.
Retrieved July 21, 2017 from
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/06/170630105052.htm
STUDENT: DANIELA CASTILLO SANCHEZ
3er SEMESTER
UNIVERSDIAD PONTIFICA BOLIVARIANA
The new successful studies
involving cellular functions such as
the export of RNA from the nucleus
to the cytoplasm or studying
cellular structure as the nuclear pore
complex have a great medical
application because diseases such as
cancer or Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis (ALS) are developed due to
a mutation that with the new
advances of the science could be
treated with techniques from the
concrete study of the cellular
dynamics and of real images of the
organelles to better understand its
natural process, damages and how to
repair them obtaining that many
diseases until now catastrophic and
incurable can become curable in
people
Molecular biology
is the Science that
studies the
structure of living
beings and their
vital processes
RNA participates
in the synthesis of
proteins and
performs the
messenger function
of genetic
information.
The nuclear pore
complex allows the
transport of water-
soluble molecules
through the
nuclear envelope.
COLON CANCER NUCLEAR PORE
DYNAMICS ARE CAPTURED BY
HS-AFM
In metastasis, cytokines and growth
factors operate using signaling
pathways and pass through the nuclear
pore complex. The scientist,
discovered that deformation and loss of
the nuclear membrane pore barrier
would be one of the dying codes of
cancer cells.
STUDENT OPNION:
To make possible what some believe is
impossible, as actually visualizing the
dynamics of nuclear pores is a great
advance for modern science,
representing a new paradigm for biology,
about cellular transport that could bring
great advances in the treatment of
diseases Like cancer in case of being able
to use this technique to identify the
dynamics of internal organelles
NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT
ROUTES FOR MOTOR NEURONE
DISEASE UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY
mRNA transcribes DNA
information and transports it out
of the nucleus to produce the
required proteins. The
researchers found a way to
prevent mRNA from leaving the
nucleus carrying the replicated
sequences of DNA that produces
neurodegenerative diseases and
cells death
STUDENT OPINION:
Finding a way in which to stop a
natural process of the cell to
avoid a neurodegenerative
disease caused by a mutation will
help scientists in their process of
finding new and innovative
treatments to improve the quality
of life of people.
This great advance allows in turn
to know even more how some
molecules can alter the transport
system of the nucleus to the
cytoplasm
Molecular biology
is the Science that
studies the
structure of living
beings and their
vital processes
mRNA participates
in the synthesis of
proteins and
performs the
messenger function
of genetic
information.
WHY?
WHY?
WHY?
Topics and news are about molecular
biology and its impact and importance in
modern medicine. As well as the
contribution that it has generated and the
discoveries that facilitate the work of the
health personnel
To know the structure of the cellular
organelles by technological advances could
give to know more information relevant for
the evolution of the cell and the
understanding of living organisms
It is important to know the role of
mRNA to understand the process and
scientific significance of blocking its
transport to the cytoplasm in certain
diseases
The nuclear pore
complex allows the
transport of water-
soluble molecules
through the nuclear
envelope.
DATE
JUNE 30, 2017
Mahmoud Shaaban Mohamed,
Akiko Kobayashi, Azuma
Taoka, Takahiro Watanabe-
Nakayama, Yosuke Kikuchi,
Masaharu Hazawa, Toshinari
Minamoto, Yoshihiro Fukumori,
Noriyuki Kodera, Takayuki
Uchihashi, Toshio Ando,
Richard W. Wong.
SOURCE:
KANAZAWA
UNIVERSITY
Metastasis is facilitated
by various growth
factors and cytokines,
which operate through
various signaling
pathways.
They used 2 types of
cells, one control and
one treated with
MLN8237. (See photo)
to observed the
differences
MLN8237 treatment of
cancer cells caused
deformation and loss
of FG-Nups barrier.. It
inhibit neuropirine
expression and
activities
Diameter of the
nuclear pore changed
from 86 ± 13 nm to 53
± 9 nm and the depth,
from 4 ± 2 nm to 7 ± 1
nm.
Cancer is a highly invasive
disease by mutated cells
that create metastasis
Small molecules less than 60 kDa interact with
nucleoporine (nucleoporins have repeating units of
two amino acids, that are phenylalanine (which is
often referred to as "F") and glycine, "G") and pass
through the nuclear pore complex.
Several models of the nuclear pore complex have
been proposed, but their nanoscopic structure has
never been see until now.
The researchers obtained successful
results combining high resolution live cell
imaging, high-speed AFM (HS-AFM)
which is developed by themselves to
investigate the native nanoscopic spatial
and temporal dynamics in NPC structures
in the colon cancer cells.
First, they generated NPC stable
cell lines expressing GFP (green
fluorescent protein) and
confirmed by fluorescent
microscopy.
they isolated the highly purified
nuclear envelope which was
confirmed by the use of negative
stain electron microscopy and
confocal microscopy.
Notably, they performed the
observation of living nuclear
envelope and nuclear pores
using HS-AFM.
they started the observation of
spatiotemporal changes at millisecond
and nanometer scale of native state
NPC structure in colon cancer cells by
combining high resolution live cell
imaging and electron microscopy.
The present study enabled visualization of structure
and dynamics of the nuclear membrane pore at
nanometer scale, and it is shown that deformation
and loss of the nuclear membrane pore barrier would
be one of the dying codes of cancer cells. These
findings stand for a new paradigm in our
understanding of nuclear transport, which has, up to
this point, remained an enigmatic problem in the
whole nano-medicine and cell biology field.
IT IS A GREAT ADVANCEMENT
FOR SCIENCE TO ACHIEVE WHAT
IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BE POSSIBLE
A YEARS AGO, THIS IN ITSELF
MAY LEAD TO DEVELOP NEW
TECHNIQUES TO UNDERSTAND
THE CELL BETTER AND
THEREFORE THE ORGANISMS
NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES
FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE
UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY
DATE
JULY 14, 2017
SOURCE
University of
Sheffield
Guillaume M. Hautbergue, Lydia M. Castelli,
Laura Ferraiuolo, Alvaro Sanchez-Martinez,
Johnathan Cooper-Knock, Adrian
Higginbottom, Ya-Hui Lin, Claudia S. Bauer,
Jennifer E. Dodd, Monika A. Myszczynska,
Sarah M. Alam, Pierre Garneret, Jayanth S.
Chandran, Evangelia Karyka, Matthew J.
Stopford, Emma F. Smith, Janine Kirby, Kathrin
Meyer, Brian K. Kaspar, Adrian M. Isaacs,
Sherif F. El-Khamisy, Kurt J. De Vos, Ke Ning,
Mimoun Azzouz, Alexander J. Whitworth,
Pamela J. Shaw
NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES
FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE
UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY
"Scientists investigating the genetic
causes and altered functioning of nerve
cells in motor neuron disease (MND)
have discovered a new mechanism that
could lead to fresh treatment
approaches for one of the most common
forms of the disease."
The research investigated a mutation
in one particular gene, which causes
sections of DNA to replicate
themselves inexplicably within cells.
They found a way to prevent RNA,
carrying these replicated sequences,
from leaving the cell's nucleus and
travelling into the surrounding cytoplasm
where they cause cell death.
The gene called C9ORF72 (specialy
the protein SRSF1), is responsible for
the most common type of MND and
was the gen that they used por the
investigation
.
NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES
FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE
UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY
It is quite common for some sections of repeated
DNA stretches to replicate themselves for reasons
that are poorly understood. These repetitions are
'non-coding' sections that are not responsible for
building proteins and are edited out before they
leave the nucleus to serve as templates for the
production of proteins.
MND is also called Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
(ALS), accounting for approximately 40-50% of
MND. The pacients suffer progressive paralysis as
the nerves supplying muscles degenerate. In this
disease, the mRNA leaves the cell with unnecessary
replicate sequences, in the cytoplasm, the mRNA
gives the order to synthesize proteins that block
normal cellular function
NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES
FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE
UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY
The research is based on
reducing the levels of SRSF1
in the cell or change its
composition obtaining that it
does not interact with the
exportine to not leave the
nucleus
•What is the
solution?
The amount of rna with
mutated information
towards the cytoplasm is
reduced
•What
happens
then?
RNA accumulates in the
nucleus and
subsequently degrades
without causing adverse
effects so far according
to researchers
• Finally...
Achieving the blocking of a cellular
process for certain proteins that cause
damage in patients with neurodegenerative
diseases is a major step in molecular
biology because it alters the composition of
a very complex molecule as a protein that
could be the solution to the suffering of
many People, it could also include
advances in other fields such as
pharmacology and biochemistry
As humans, hope to have the solution to
everything is always present, but you have to be
patient and investigate step by step to reach the
final solution. This is what the research and
discoveries they do every day to find a solution
to every disease that afflicts humanity in order to
provide solutions to the population and to know
more of each human being from the smallest cell
to the most complex system
Understanding and being able to
observe the different cellular structures
is a great help for the health personnel
in order to be able to measure the real
damage that certain diseases or drugs
can cause in the patients, throwing
much more accurate and not guided by
statistics, that although it is not denied
Its importance, all organisms are
different beings and what for one has a
great benefit, for another could be its
cause of death. In addition, thanks to
these advances, the process can be
observed step by step to determine if
the goal really complied or it is
necessary to change strategy
Although RNA transport
research is still in an early
stage, its advances could be
of great help in developing
gene therapy once the
mechanism by which RNA is
removed from the nucleus
mutated information into the
cytoplasm, which ultimately
causes Neurodegenerative
diseases
As the researchers pointed
out, the most advanced
development of this
technology could be used as a
nano-endoscopy not only in
tissues such as the colon but
in different parts of the body
to observe the possible
malignant processes that
develop there and be able to
counteract it in time
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Martiez Sanchez, Lina María. Biología Molecular 8 ed,
Medellin. UPB
University of Sheffield. (2017, July 14). New gene therapy treatment routes for
motor neurone disease uncovered in new study. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21,
2017 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/07/170714093803.htm
Kanazawa University. (2017, June 30). Colon cancer nuclear pore dynamics are
captured by HS-AFM. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21, 2017 from
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/06/170630105052.htm
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nuclear pore complex and function nucleus

  • 1. NUCLEAR PORE COMPLEX AND FUNCTION NUCLEUS Daniela Castillo Sanchez Medicine Student Molecular Biology
  • 2. NUCLEAR PORE COMPLEX AND FUNCTION NUCLEUS BIBLIOGRAPHY Martiez Sanchez, Lina María. Biología Molecular 8 ed, Medellin. UPB University of Sheffield. (2017, July 14). New gene therapy treatment routes for motor neurone disease uncovered in new study. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21, 2017 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/07/170714093803.htm Kanazawa University. (2017, June 30). Colon cancer nuclear pore dynamics are captured by HS-AFM. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21, 2017 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/06/170630105052.htm STUDENT: DANIELA CASTILLO SANCHEZ 3er SEMESTER UNIVERSDIAD PONTIFICA BOLIVARIANA The new successful studies involving cellular functions such as the export of RNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasm or studying cellular structure as the nuclear pore complex have a great medical application because diseases such as cancer or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) are developed due to a mutation that with the new advances of the science could be treated with techniques from the concrete study of the cellular dynamics and of real images of the organelles to better understand its natural process, damages and how to repair them obtaining that many diseases until now catastrophic and incurable can become curable in people
  • 3. Molecular biology is the Science that studies the structure of living beings and their vital processes RNA participates in the synthesis of proteins and performs the messenger function of genetic information. The nuclear pore complex allows the transport of water- soluble molecules through the nuclear envelope. COLON CANCER NUCLEAR PORE DYNAMICS ARE CAPTURED BY HS-AFM In metastasis, cytokines and growth factors operate using signaling pathways and pass through the nuclear pore complex. The scientist, discovered that deformation and loss of the nuclear membrane pore barrier would be one of the dying codes of cancer cells. STUDENT OPNION: To make possible what some believe is impossible, as actually visualizing the dynamics of nuclear pores is a great advance for modern science, representing a new paradigm for biology, about cellular transport that could bring great advances in the treatment of diseases Like cancer in case of being able to use this technique to identify the dynamics of internal organelles NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY mRNA transcribes DNA information and transports it out of the nucleus to produce the required proteins. The researchers found a way to prevent mRNA from leaving the nucleus carrying the replicated sequences of DNA that produces neurodegenerative diseases and cells death STUDENT OPINION: Finding a way in which to stop a natural process of the cell to avoid a neurodegenerative disease caused by a mutation will help scientists in their process of finding new and innovative treatments to improve the quality of life of people. This great advance allows in turn to know even more how some molecules can alter the transport system of the nucleus to the cytoplasm
  • 4. Molecular biology is the Science that studies the structure of living beings and their vital processes mRNA participates in the synthesis of proteins and performs the messenger function of genetic information. WHY? WHY? WHY? Topics and news are about molecular biology and its impact and importance in modern medicine. As well as the contribution that it has generated and the discoveries that facilitate the work of the health personnel To know the structure of the cellular organelles by technological advances could give to know more information relevant for the evolution of the cell and the understanding of living organisms It is important to know the role of mRNA to understand the process and scientific significance of blocking its transport to the cytoplasm in certain diseases The nuclear pore complex allows the transport of water- soluble molecules through the nuclear envelope.
  • 5. DATE JUNE 30, 2017 Mahmoud Shaaban Mohamed, Akiko Kobayashi, Azuma Taoka, Takahiro Watanabe- Nakayama, Yosuke Kikuchi, Masaharu Hazawa, Toshinari Minamoto, Yoshihiro Fukumori, Noriyuki Kodera, Takayuki Uchihashi, Toshio Ando, Richard W. Wong. SOURCE: KANAZAWA UNIVERSITY
  • 6. Metastasis is facilitated by various growth factors and cytokines, which operate through various signaling pathways. They used 2 types of cells, one control and one treated with MLN8237. (See photo) to observed the differences MLN8237 treatment of cancer cells caused deformation and loss of FG-Nups barrier.. It inhibit neuropirine expression and activities Diameter of the nuclear pore changed from 86 ± 13 nm to 53 ± 9 nm and the depth, from 4 ± 2 nm to 7 ± 1 nm. Cancer is a highly invasive disease by mutated cells that create metastasis
  • 7. Small molecules less than 60 kDa interact with nucleoporine (nucleoporins have repeating units of two amino acids, that are phenylalanine (which is often referred to as "F") and glycine, "G") and pass through the nuclear pore complex. Several models of the nuclear pore complex have been proposed, but their nanoscopic structure has never been see until now. The researchers obtained successful results combining high resolution live cell imaging, high-speed AFM (HS-AFM) which is developed by themselves to investigate the native nanoscopic spatial and temporal dynamics in NPC structures in the colon cancer cells.
  • 8. First, they generated NPC stable cell lines expressing GFP (green fluorescent protein) and confirmed by fluorescent microscopy. they isolated the highly purified nuclear envelope which was confirmed by the use of negative stain electron microscopy and confocal microscopy. Notably, they performed the observation of living nuclear envelope and nuclear pores using HS-AFM. they started the observation of spatiotemporal changes at millisecond and nanometer scale of native state NPC structure in colon cancer cells by combining high resolution live cell imaging and electron microscopy. The present study enabled visualization of structure and dynamics of the nuclear membrane pore at nanometer scale, and it is shown that deformation and loss of the nuclear membrane pore barrier would be one of the dying codes of cancer cells. These findings stand for a new paradigm in our understanding of nuclear transport, which has, up to this point, remained an enigmatic problem in the whole nano-medicine and cell biology field.
  • 9. IT IS A GREAT ADVANCEMENT FOR SCIENCE TO ACHIEVE WHAT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO BE POSSIBLE A YEARS AGO, THIS IN ITSELF MAY LEAD TO DEVELOP NEW TECHNIQUES TO UNDERSTAND THE CELL BETTER AND THEREFORE THE ORGANISMS
  • 10. NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY DATE JULY 14, 2017 SOURCE University of Sheffield Guillaume M. Hautbergue, Lydia M. Castelli, Laura Ferraiuolo, Alvaro Sanchez-Martinez, Johnathan Cooper-Knock, Adrian Higginbottom, Ya-Hui Lin, Claudia S. Bauer, Jennifer E. Dodd, Monika A. Myszczynska, Sarah M. Alam, Pierre Garneret, Jayanth S. Chandran, Evangelia Karyka, Matthew J. Stopford, Emma F. Smith, Janine Kirby, Kathrin Meyer, Brian K. Kaspar, Adrian M. Isaacs, Sherif F. El-Khamisy, Kurt J. De Vos, Ke Ning, Mimoun Azzouz, Alexander J. Whitworth, Pamela J. Shaw
  • 11. NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY "Scientists investigating the genetic causes and altered functioning of nerve cells in motor neuron disease (MND) have discovered a new mechanism that could lead to fresh treatment approaches for one of the most common forms of the disease." The research investigated a mutation in one particular gene, which causes sections of DNA to replicate themselves inexplicably within cells. They found a way to prevent RNA, carrying these replicated sequences, from leaving the cell's nucleus and travelling into the surrounding cytoplasm where they cause cell death. The gene called C9ORF72 (specialy the protein SRSF1), is responsible for the most common type of MND and was the gen that they used por the investigation .
  • 12. NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY It is quite common for some sections of repeated DNA stretches to replicate themselves for reasons that are poorly understood. These repetitions are 'non-coding' sections that are not responsible for building proteins and are edited out before they leave the nucleus to serve as templates for the production of proteins. MND is also called Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), accounting for approximately 40-50% of MND. The pacients suffer progressive paralysis as the nerves supplying muscles degenerate. In this disease, the mRNA leaves the cell with unnecessary replicate sequences, in the cytoplasm, the mRNA gives the order to synthesize proteins that block normal cellular function
  • 13. NEW GEN THERAPY TREATMENT ROUTES FOR MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE UNCOVERED IN NEW STUDY The research is based on reducing the levels of SRSF1 in the cell or change its composition obtaining that it does not interact with the exportine to not leave the nucleus •What is the solution? The amount of rna with mutated information towards the cytoplasm is reduced •What happens then? RNA accumulates in the nucleus and subsequently degrades without causing adverse effects so far according to researchers • Finally...
  • 14. Achieving the blocking of a cellular process for certain proteins that cause damage in patients with neurodegenerative diseases is a major step in molecular biology because it alters the composition of a very complex molecule as a protein that could be the solution to the suffering of many People, it could also include advances in other fields such as pharmacology and biochemistry
  • 15. As humans, hope to have the solution to everything is always present, but you have to be patient and investigate step by step to reach the final solution. This is what the research and discoveries they do every day to find a solution to every disease that afflicts humanity in order to provide solutions to the population and to know more of each human being from the smallest cell to the most complex system
  • 16. Understanding and being able to observe the different cellular structures is a great help for the health personnel in order to be able to measure the real damage that certain diseases or drugs can cause in the patients, throwing much more accurate and not guided by statistics, that although it is not denied Its importance, all organisms are different beings and what for one has a great benefit, for another could be its cause of death. In addition, thanks to these advances, the process can be observed step by step to determine if the goal really complied or it is necessary to change strategy
  • 17. Although RNA transport research is still in an early stage, its advances could be of great help in developing gene therapy once the mechanism by which RNA is removed from the nucleus mutated information into the cytoplasm, which ultimately causes Neurodegenerative diseases
  • 18. As the researchers pointed out, the most advanced development of this technology could be used as a nano-endoscopy not only in tissues such as the colon but in different parts of the body to observe the possible malignant processes that develop there and be able to counteract it in time
  • 19. BIBLIOGRAPHY Martiez Sanchez, Lina María. Biología Molecular 8 ed, Medellin. UPB University of Sheffield. (2017, July 14). New gene therapy treatment routes for motor neurone disease uncovered in new study. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21, 2017 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/07/170714093803.htm Kanazawa University. (2017, June 30). Colon cancer nuclear pore dynamics are captured by HS-AFM. ScienceDaily. Retrieved July 21, 2017 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/06/170630105052.htm