12月6日 Alison Gartland:Purinergic signalling pathways in bone loss and osteoarthritis

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讲座题目:Purinergic signalling pathways in bone loss and osteoarthritis

主讲人:Alison Gartland

主持人:罗剑  教授

开始时间:2019-12-6  10:00:00

讲座地址:生命科学学院534小会议室

主办单位:生命科学学院

 

报告人简介:

Professor Alison Gartland studied for her PhD   at The University of Liverpool, completed Post-Doctoral Researcher positions   at IGMM, CNRS France and University of Massachusetts Medical School, USA. She   is a Professor of Bone and Cancer Cell Biology at The University of Sheffield   with expertise in purinergic signalling, bone and cancer cell biology, in vitro and in-vivo murine models of MSK disorders, including in the setting of   both primary and secondary cancer. Her principal research area focus is on   developing fundamental understanding of the basic cellular, molecular and   genetic mechanisms responsible for musculoskeletal disease and cancer. Prof   Gartland has over 50 publications in leading journals in the field of bone   and cancer and has authored several book chapters on human bone cell culture   techniques and osteosarcoma. She is the President of the UK Purine Club, past   Secretary of the Bone Research Society, past Topic Chair of the Orthopaedic   Research Society Annual Meeting Committee, and member of the International  Scientific Programme Committee member for the International Purines meetings   since 2014. Prof Gartland also serves on the Editorial board of Frontiers in  Endocrinology (Bone Research), Purinergic Signalling and Journal of Medicines  Development Sciences. She was previously a Current Opinion in Pharmacology Section Editor and editor for Scientific Reports. She currently sits on the   Med4 Cancer panel for the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO), The   Children's Hospital Charity Scientific Advisory Committee and previously on   the Arthritis Research UK Scientific Advisory committee. She is a regular   external and internal examiner for individual higher and undergraduate degrees,   as well as an external examiner for master level courses. She has been   invited speaker and chairperson at numerous prestigious international   conferences. Her scientific research and outreach activities regularly   attract Media coverage including international press coverage, BBC World TV,   BBC radio stations and various international online health and science   websites.

 

报告内容:

It is well established that ATP is an   intracellular energy source: however, it was not until relatively recently   that ATP was acknowledged as the most primordial extracellular signalling  molecule. Purinergic signalling is a signalling system that involves extracellular  ATP and its metabolites acting outside the cell via specific cell surface P2   receptors and is now acknowledged as a ubiquitous signalling pathway   modifying multiple cell types and organ systems.

Purinergic signalling in bone was first   proposed in the early 1990s with the observation that extracellular ATP could   raise intracellular calcium and induce secondary messenger activation –   events crucial to the normal functioning of osteoblasts. Since then the  expression of nearly all the P2Y and P2X receptors by osteoblasts and   osteoclasts (of one species/type or another) has been reported, mediating   multiple processes including triggering intracellular calcium and the   respective signalling cascades that direct the fate of bone cells and  ultimately help control bone homeostasis. Regulation of purinergic signalling  in bone involves the co-ordinated actions of controlled release of ATP from bone cells, the expression and activity of enzymes on the surface of bone cells that can breakdown or interconvert ATP and other nucleotides and purinoceptor expression by bone cells which is tightly controlled in a  temporal and spatial manner.

 


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