Ontology type: schema:ScholarlyArticle
1992-01
AUTHORSK. Kosaka, K. Taomoto, I. Nagatsu, C. W. Heizmann, W. Hunziker, T. Kosaka
ABSTRACTIn the rat olfactory bulb, the majority of interneurons in the glomerular layer (GL) are supposed to be generated during first postnatal week. Low and repeated doses of X-rays (200 rad x 4 and 200 rad x 6) were used during this period to impair the development of interneurons. The resulting effects of olfactory bulb neurons were examined stereologically and immunocytochemically in animals of 4 and 12 weeks of age. Quantitative analysis showed that, 1) the volume of the GL decreased to 55% (1200 rad) - 70% (800 rad) of control, 2) numerical cell densities in GL decreased to 40% (1200 rad) - 60% (800 rad) of control, thus resulting in 3) a decrease of the total cell number in GL to 20% (1200 rad) - 40% (800 rad) of control in irradiated olfactory bulbs of animals 4 weeks old. In comparison, mitral cells, which are generated prenatally, were much less affected (total cell number: 70-80% of control), indicating a selective loss of cells generated during the first postnatal week in GL. Effects on somata and processes immunoreactive for GABA, tyrosine hydroxylase (TH), calbindin D-28K and parvalbumin (PV) were examined in irradiated bulbs of both 4 and 12 week-old rats. All of these immunoreactive elements showed a drastic decrease in all layers. Semiquantitative analysis showed that in the GL, calbindin D-28K immunoreactive (calbindin D-28K(+)) neurons decreased more extensively than TH immunoreactive (TH(+)) and GABA-like immunoreactive (GABA(+)) neurons; that is, TH(+) and GABA(+) neurons decreased to 20% (1200 rad) - 40% (800 rad) of control, whereas calbindin D-28K(+) neurons decreased to 10% (1200 rad) - 30% (800 rad) of control in the GL of irradiated bulbs. These findings indicated that larger proportions of calbindin D-28K(+) neurons might be generated during the first postnatal week than those of GABA(+) and TH(+) neurons. Furthermore, in irradiated bulbs the proportion of GABA(-)TH(+) cells in TH(+) cells increased to about twice of control, and the estimated total numbers of GABA(-)TH(+) cells in irradiated rats were 95% (800 rad) and 40% (1200 rad) of control. These observations suggest that the majority of GABA(-)TH(+) neurons were less affected by X-ray irradiation during the first postnatal week and thus that they might be generated in the prenatal period. Since during the first 2 postnatal weeks, neurons showing GABA(-)TH(+) were not seen in GL (Kosaka et al. 1987a), the majority of GABA(-)TH(+) neurons in adult olfactory bulb were assumed to change their phenotype at some postnatal developmental period. More... »
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