West China Journal of Stomatology

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ctivating Protein-1 Members in Response to Changes of Wall-shear Stress in Osteoblastic Cells

ZHUFu-dong,ZHAO Shi-fang   

  1. Dept.ofOral andMaxillofacial Surgery,TheAffiliatedHospital,School ofStomatology,Zhejiang University,Hang- zhou310006,China
  • Received:2005-10-25 Revised:2005-10-25 Online:2005-10-20 Published:2005-10-20

Abstract: Objective To observe activating protein-1(AP-1) members in response to changes ofwall-shear stress in osteoblas- tic cellsin vitro.Methods Isolated and purified osteoblastic cells from the calvaria of newborn SD rats were cultured and sub- cultured. The third generation cellswere subjected towall-shear stress of 0.8 Pa,1.2 Pa,1.4 Pa and 1.6 Pa separately. Gene ex- pression of the seven AP-1 members were studied before (0 h) and 10 min,15 min,30 min,60 min after treated with wall-shear stress.Results The expression of FosB,c-Fos, c-Jun,JunD and JunB mRNA increased transiently after application of 1.2 Pa wall-shear stress in osteoblastic cells compared to 0.8 Pa ,1.4 Pa and 1.6 Pa stress, and peaked at 15 min.Conclusion Me- chanical environment changes in osteoblastic cells induced a dramatic induction of most of the AP-1 members.

Key words: wall-shear stress, osteoblastic cells, activating protein-1