KR20130083978A - The alteration of signal transduction by applying endorphin neuronal cell line including shsy5y cell line with increased hsa-mir-1972 mirna expression - Google Patents
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The present invention is a method of controlling the expression of the protein or product while controlling the mRNA of genes that complementarily bind to one of the miRNAs generated during gene expression of endorphins that act on opioid receptors of neurons.
Beta endorphin is a substance that binds to the opioid receptor, and is widely used as an anesthetic to take various pains along with enkephalin and morphine. Beta endorphin is a substance that exists naturally in the human body, unlike morphine, and is one of the neurotransmitters that are often used for controlling stress. However, how the beta endorphin, which acts as a painkiller, acts on the body and its miRNA mechanism is not clear.
A method of regulating signaling systems through miRNAs produced by endorphins processed into neurons.
In the present invention, after treatment with beta endorphin in neurons, we saw the increase and decrease of miRNA appearing and discovered various intracellular signaling materials targeting them.
1. By using this hsa-miR-1972 miRNA, miRNAs such as antagomers or sequences can be added to give the same effect as endorphins.
2. By controlling this hsa-miR-1972 miRNA with the endorphins themselves, it can be the basis for controlling various signal transduction responses.
FIG. 1 Sequence and targeting sequence of hsa-miR-1972
First, the sequence of this miRNA is shown in FIG. When the miRNA is added to endorphins, it is increased and attached to the mRNA of the target molecule to regulate the expression level of the protein. This may facilitate the expression control of such signal transducing molecules. You can also insert the miRNA directly or add antagomer to it to mimic the effects of endorphins or to compensate for specific signals.
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