IDEHU   05542
INSTITUTO DE ESTUDIOS DE LA INMUNIDAD HUMORAL PROF. RICARDO A. MARGNI
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
artículos
Título:
High expression of survivin and down-regulation of Stat-3 characterize the feto-maternal interface in failing murine pregnancies during the implantation period
Autor/es:
MARIANA GARCÍA, IRENE TIRADO-GONZALEA, BORI HANDJUSKI, MAREIKE TOMETTEN, ARIF ORSAL, SILVIA E. HAJOS, PETRA ARK, NELSON FERNANDEZ & SANDRA BLOIS
Revista:
PLACENTA
Editorial:
ELSEVIER
Referencias:
Lugar: confirmar; Año: 2007 vol. 28 p. 650 - 657
ISSN:
0143-4004
Resumen:
The materno-fetal interface has for long been considered as an immune privileged biological site and thus understanding the mechanisms underlying fetal survival have been the focus of intense research. In adults, survivin and Stat-3 proteins are involved in tolerance as well as the induction of apoptosis. However, the role of these molecules in pregnancy and development has not been addressed. We have evaluated the expression of survivin and Stat-3 in allogeneic mouse models of low abortions (CBA/J Balb/c), abortion prone (CBA/J DBA/2J) and stress-triggered abortions from DBA/2J-mated CBA/J mice. We show that survivin is over-expressed in abortion-prone mating on gestation day 7.5. This effect was also found in stress-exposed mice, whereas expression was low in normal pregnancy mice. The phosphorylated Stat-3 (p-Stat-3) was down regulated in high abortion mating compared with low abortion mating, CBA/J Balb/c. The level of apoptosis was similar in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice stress-triggered abortions from DBA/2J-mated CBA/J mice. We show that survivin is over-expressed in abortion-prone mating on gestation day 7.5. This effect was also found in stress-exposed mice, whereas expression was low in normal pregnancy mice. The phosphorylated Stat-3 (p-Stat-3) was down regulated in high abortion mating compared with low abortion mating, CBA/J Balb/c. The level of apoptosis was similar in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice Balb/c), abortion prone (CBA/J DBA/2J) and stress-triggered abortions from DBA/2J-mated CBA/J mice. We show that survivin is over-expressed in abortion-prone mating on gestation day 7.5. This effect was also found in stress-exposed mice, whereas expression was low in normal pregnancy mice. The phosphorylated Stat-3 (p-Stat-3) was down regulated in high abortion mating compared with low abortion mating, CBA/J Balb/c. The level of apoptosis was similar in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice Balb/c. The level of apoptosis was similar in the three groups studied. Our results suggest that high expression of survivin and low expression of p-Stat-3 are involved in pregnancy loss in mice