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Project Summary
Status:
Public
Publications:
1 Published
Project Detail
Data Detail
Platform:
Affymetrix
MIAME Areas
Compliance
Species:
Rat
Array Design Detail
true
Organ/Tissue Type:
brain
Experiment Detail
false
Organ Region:
hippocampus
Sample Detail
false
Cell Type:
HEK293 cells and CB1HEK293 cells
Hybridization Detail
false
Study Type:
pharmacogenomic
Measurement Detail
false
Disease/Condition:
21q monosomy
Replicates:
3
Expected Samples:
12
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Investigator Contact Detail
Name
Sookyong Koh
Street Address:
BOX 51 Division of Neurology, Children's Memorial Hospital
Northwestern Med School, 2300 Children's Plaza
City, State/Province:
Chicago , IL
Zip/Postal Code:
60614
Country:
United States
Work Phone:
773-880-3179
Fax:
773-880-3374
E-mail:
skoh@childrensmemorial.org
Proposal Detail
Grant:
7K08NS002068-05
Status:
Public
Service Type:
Start to Finish Profiling
IACUC:
2003-11
IACUC date:
1998-09-30
Study Relevance:
Neuropsychiatric consequences of poorly controlled seizures that begin in childhood can be devastating. School failure or behavioral difficulty in a child with epilepsy is common and can become the focus of concern for families. Current antiepileptic drugs compound problems with their CNS side effects; effective therapy is currently limited as little is known about the cellular and molecular changes caused by seizures in the developing brain. This study will investigate transcriptional regulation induced by early-life seizures and explore alternative nonpharmacological therapeutic strategies in reversing damages of early-life seizures. We will study the therapeutic efficacy of environmental enrichment in reducing seizure-induced neuronal injury and in modifying gene expression alterations. We will explore molecular mechanisms underlying the beneficial effects of enriched environment and examine how different genes act in concert to influence the outcome of seizure-induced damage.
Hypothesis:
We hypothesize that environmental enrichment enhances plastic, homeostatic response of immature brain to excessive, dysregulating seizure activity and protect against maladaptive response of developing animals to seizures.
Specific Aim:
To test the effect of environmental enrichment in modifying KA seizure-induced alterations in gene expression.
Experimental Procedure and Design:
After inducing seizures by systemic injection of KA (8 mg/kg) or PBS injections (control) at P20, we will randomly assign P21 male Long Evans rats to 4 groups: enrichment housing (control-enriched; SE-enriched) or to standard vivarium cages (control; SE). Sixteen animals (8 control-enriched; 8 SE-enriched) will be housed as a group in a plastic rectangular cage measuring 115cm x 80 cm containing a running wheel, tunnels, rubber balls, a maze, a mirror, and a clock with a cyclist pendulum. Control and KA will be housed individually in a standard cage. Four litters will be used for each run of experiment and the experiment will be repeated once to obtain 16 animals per group. At P30, 240 h after KA or PBS, animals will be deeply anesthetized with isoflurane, decapitated for total RNA preparation (half brain for each, n = 12 per group). Total RNA will be isolated from each hippocampus individually, and equal amounts of RNA from 4 hippocampi will be pooled for each Genechip. Three independent hybridizations will be performed per condition (total of 12 Genechip Rat Expression Set 230).
Experimental Factors:
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Project Samples
Samples associated with this project.
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Name
Description
Bio-Source
Extracts
C1
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource12
1
C2
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource13
1
C3
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource14
1
KA1
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource15
1
KA2
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource16
1
KA3
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource17
1
ENC1
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource18
1
ENC2
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource19
1
ENC3
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource20
1
ENKA1
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource21
1
ENKA2
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource22
1
ENKA3
rat hippocampi (pooled from...
BioSource23
1
Project Hybridizations
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Name
Array
Labeled Extract
Hybridization Protocol
RAE230A_1_hyb
RAE230A_1
C1_e1_le1
RAE230A_2_hyb
RAE230A_2
C2_e1_le1
RAE230A_3_hyb
RAE230A_3
C3_e1_le1
RAE230A_4_hyb
RAE230A_4
KA1_e1_le1
RAE230A_5_hyb
RAE230A_5
KA2_e1_le1
RAE230A_6_hyb
RAE230A_6
KA3_e1_le1
RAE230A_7_hyb
RAE230A_7
ENC1_e1_le1
RAE230A_8_hyb
RAE230A_8
ENC2_e1_le1
RAE230A_9_hyb
RAE230A_9
ENC3_e1_le1
RAE230A_10_hyb
RAE230A_10
ENKA1_e1_le1
RAE230A_11_hyb
RAE230A_11
ENKA2_e1_le1
RAE230A_12_hyb
RAE230A_12
ENKA3_e1_le1
Project Reference Files
File Name
Size
Signal Values for all 30 Samples.TXT
2.09 Mb
Signal Values for all 30 Samples.xls
9.21 Mb
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